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Kodak’s Future Centered On Commercial Printing
Reported by: Jane Flasch Email: jflasch@13wham.com
Print Story Published: 5:12 pm Share Updated: 5:28 pm
Rochester, N.Y. -- In the 1980’s you could buy a roll of Kodak film for a couple of bucks. In the 1990’s a high-end Kodak digital camera would set you back a couple hundred.
But if you want to buy a product from the Kodak of the future, you might need a couple million!
“The Kodak that we know will no longer manufacture anything that a consumer can buy in a store,” says George Conboy of Brighton Securities.
Gone are cameras, film, ink jet printing for the home office, and pretty much all of the former products an individual consumer would buy. Kodak will emerge smaller, leaner and almost solely focused on commercial printing products.
“The technology is absolutely incredible,” says Christian Schamberger President of Mercury Print Productions in Rochester. He shows off a printer that is the size of two RTS buses and prints four thousand pages a second for about a penny each.
Mercury purchased a Kodak Prosper ink jet printer a year and a half ago because of it’s flexibility in printing customized text books. “It’s a big investment especially for a company of our size,” says Schamberger. “We are banking our future on this technology.”
Commercial printing is a $600 billion dollar industry. Kodak’s printers make money. Yet the shift to this new core business invites comparisons to the company’s past move from film to digital.
Is it too little too late?
“The printing industry is not a growing industry and Kodak will have to fight to muscle-in on a business that already has some entrenched competitors,” says Conboy.
“We believe there is confidence among the financial community in our Commercial Imaging business and its future business plans,” says Kodak Chairman and CEO Antonio Perez. “We are gratified that there appears to be interest among several potential lenders to finance this business.”
What does it mean for Rochester? Research and development on commercial printers is done here, some of the components are made here and all of the ink is made here. Those are the jobs that will stay, along with those in motion picture film.
Kodak commercial printers get rave reviews. Technology Watch this week called them “class leading.”
At Mercury printing Kodak’s Prosper sits next to printers from H-P and other competitors. When the company purchases another next year - it will be from Kodak.
“We believe that Kodak is well-positioned in this industry and that their technology is game changing,” says Christian Schamberger.
http://www.13wham.com/content/news/consumer/story/kodak-comm…
Reported by: Jane Flasch Email: jflasch@13wham.com
Print Story Published: 5:12 pm Share Updated: 5:28 pm
Rochester, N.Y. -- In the 1980’s you could buy a roll of Kodak film for a couple of bucks. In the 1990’s a high-end Kodak digital camera would set you back a couple hundred.
But if you want to buy a product from the Kodak of the future, you might need a couple million!
“The Kodak that we know will no longer manufacture anything that a consumer can buy in a store,” says George Conboy of Brighton Securities.
Gone are cameras, film, ink jet printing for the home office, and pretty much all of the former products an individual consumer would buy. Kodak will emerge smaller, leaner and almost solely focused on commercial printing products.
“The technology is absolutely incredible,” says Christian Schamberger President of Mercury Print Productions in Rochester. He shows off a printer that is the size of two RTS buses and prints four thousand pages a second for about a penny each.
Mercury purchased a Kodak Prosper ink jet printer a year and a half ago because of it’s flexibility in printing customized text books. “It’s a big investment especially for a company of our size,” says Schamberger. “We are banking our future on this technology.”
Commercial printing is a $600 billion dollar industry. Kodak’s printers make money. Yet the shift to this new core business invites comparisons to the company’s past move from film to digital.
Is it too little too late?
“The printing industry is not a growing industry and Kodak will have to fight to muscle-in on a business that already has some entrenched competitors,” says Conboy.
“We believe there is confidence among the financial community in our Commercial Imaging business and its future business plans,” says Kodak Chairman and CEO Antonio Perez. “We are gratified that there appears to be interest among several potential lenders to finance this business.”
What does it mean for Rochester? Research and development on commercial printers is done here, some of the components are made here and all of the ink is made here. Those are the jobs that will stay, along with those in motion picture film.
Kodak commercial printers get rave reviews. Technology Watch this week called them “class leading.”
At Mercury printing Kodak’s Prosper sits next to printers from H-P and other competitors. When the company purchases another next year - it will be from Kodak.
“We believe that Kodak is well-positioned in this industry and that their technology is game changing,” says Christian Schamberger.
http://www.13wham.com/content/news/consumer/story/kodak-comm…
The company remains in discussions with an investor consortium of Silicon Valley giants and patent aggregators on a sale of 1,100 digital patents. A person familiar with the process said Kodak hoped to reach a deal to sell the patents before the end of the year[/red], and the company wouldn’t likely disclose results of the auction until a sale was finalized.
Das Unternehmen bleibt in Gesprächen mit einem Investorenkonsortium bestehend aus Silicon-Valley-Größen und Patent-Portaldiensten über den Verkauf von 1.100 digitalen Patenten. Eine Person die mit dem Prozess vertraut ist, sagte, dass Kodak hofft, einen Deal über den Verkauf der Patente vor Jahresende zu erreichen!!! [/red]Es ist unwahrscheinlich, dass das UNternehmen ein Auktionsergebnis veröffentlicht, bevor der Verkauf abgewickelt ist.
http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2012/10/12/kodak-seeks-several-hu…
Das Unternehmen bleibt in Gesprächen mit einem Investorenkonsortium bestehend aus Silicon-Valley-Größen und Patent-Portaldiensten über den Verkauf von 1.100 digitalen Patenten. Eine Person die mit dem Prozess vertraut ist, sagte, dass Kodak hofft, einen Deal über den Verkauf der Patente vor Jahresende zu erreichen!!! [/red]Es ist unwahrscheinlich, dass das UNternehmen ein Auktionsergebnis veröffentlicht, bevor der Verkauf abgewickelt ist.
http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2012/10/12/kodak-seeks-several-hu…
sieht doch gut aus für die nächste Woche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.060 von Loserin am 13.10.12 10:27:17was meint ihr:
wird nächste woche gezockt und geht der kurs hoch
oder kommt die totschlagsmeldung über enteignung für die alt-aktionäre?
wird nächste woche gezockt und geht der kurs hoch
oder kommt die totschlagsmeldung über enteignung für die alt-aktionäre?
aus dem englischsprachigen blog:
Maybe, just maybe, Kodak and the bondholders they are seemingly appealing to, are overtly aware that there are 23 MIL shares shorted right now. Any news confirming survival of existing common would create a MOASS, which could easily account for 500%+ gains in a single day. Add that to news concerning re-emergence, wiped out debt, and possible asset sale, and we could see 3.00 PPS in a week's time.
I agree that we you also consider the NOLs, it begins to seem even more plausible that Kodak may execute a debt to equity swap via dilution of existing common.
MOASS = The Mother of All Short Squeezes
NOL = net operating loss
PPS = price per share
durch den übersetzer gejagt:
Vielleicht, nur vielleicht, sind Kodak und die Anleihegläubiger sie scheinbar attraktiv sind, offen bewusst, dass es 23 MIL Aktien kurzgeschlossen jetzt. Any news bestätigt Überleben bestehender gemeinsamer würde eine MOASS, die leicht für 500% + Gewinne an einem einzigen Tag konnte ausmachen. Hinzufügen, dass Nachrichten über erneute Auftreten, die Schulden abgewischt und möglichen Verkauf von Vermögenswerten, und wir konnten 3,00 dollar pro akte in einer Woche sehen.
Ich bin damit einverstanden, dass wir sollte auch prüfen, die Verlustvorträge, beginnt es zu scheinen noch plausibel, dass Kodak kann eine Schuld in Eigenkapital führen durch Verdünnung bestehender gemeinsamer.
WAS HALTET IHR DAVON?
den letzten absatz hab ich noch nicht ganz kapiert
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Maybe, just maybe, Kodak and the bondholders they are seemingly appealing to, are overtly aware that there are 23 MIL shares shorted right now. Any news confirming survival of existing common would create a MOASS, which could easily account for 500%+ gains in a single day. Add that to news concerning re-emergence, wiped out debt, and possible asset sale, and we could see 3.00 PPS in a week's time.
I agree that we you also consider the NOLs, it begins to seem even more plausible that Kodak may execute a debt to equity swap via dilution of existing common.
MOASS = The Mother of All Short Squeezes
NOL = net operating loss
PPS = price per share
durch den übersetzer gejagt:
Vielleicht, nur vielleicht, sind Kodak und die Anleihegläubiger sie scheinbar attraktiv sind, offen bewusst, dass es 23 MIL Aktien kurzgeschlossen jetzt. Any news bestätigt Überleben bestehender gemeinsamer würde eine MOASS, die leicht für 500% + Gewinne an einem einzigen Tag konnte ausmachen. Hinzufügen, dass Nachrichten über erneute Auftreten, die Schulden abgewischt und möglichen Verkauf von Vermögenswerten, und wir konnten 3,00 dollar pro akte in einer Woche sehen.
Ich bin damit einverstanden, dass wir sollte auch prüfen, die Verlustvorträge, beginnt es zu scheinen noch plausibel, dass Kodak kann eine Schuld in Eigenkapital führen durch Verdünnung bestehender gemeinsamer.
WAS HALTET IHR DAVON?
den letzten absatz hab ich noch nicht ganz kapiert
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.501 von boki82 am 13.10.12 15:57:06Es ist aus, das Geld ist weg und die Lichter werden hier bald ausgehen
bei Kodak. Genau das heisst es
R.I.P Kodak
bei Kodak. Genau das heisst es
R.I.P Kodak
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.741 von Wohnwunsch am 13.10.12 18:55:58bekommen wir wenigstens nochmal einen abschlusszock?
im anderen board geht die meinung eher hin zu einer verwässerung durch neuausgabe von 200millionen aktien. könnten wir da trotzdem mit gewinn rauskommen, wenn der kurs durch das dann mögliche verlassen von chapter11 wieder steigt?
ich hab da echt keine ahnung, bin daher an anderen meinungen interessiert
im anderen board geht die meinung eher hin zu einer verwässerung durch neuausgabe von 200millionen aktien. könnten wir da trotzdem mit gewinn rauskommen, wenn der kurs durch das dann mögliche verlassen von chapter11 wieder steigt?
ich hab da echt keine ahnung, bin daher an anderen meinungen interessiert
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.741 von Wohnwunsch am 13.10.12 18:55:58CEO's current stance is INTACT, being in BK,he-doesnt-have-absolute-choice
creditors want to be paid, K has cash position that could cause a large debt/equity swap to be forced upon them, which obviously dilutes CShares.............
IMO, no replacement will occur, but a 200M dilution is strong bet
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creditors want to be paid, K has cash position that could cause a large debt/equity swap to be forced upon them, which obviously dilutes CShares.............
IMO, no replacement will occur, but a 200M dilution is strong bet
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.767 von boki82 am 13.10.12 19:14:15Nein das war es dann für uns
ENDE mit der Firma Kodak
ENDE mit der Firma Kodak
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.778 von Wohnwunsch am 13.10.12 19:20:05ist das deine meinung, deine angst oder deine überzeugung o.ä.???
hast du evtl. eine erklärung, wieso du ein schnelles und schmerzhaftes ende erwartest?
hast du evtl. eine erklärung, wieso du ein schnelles und schmerzhaftes ende erwartest?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.788 von boki82 am 13.10.12 19:27:53Es wird kein schnelles Ende geben, eher ein langsamer stetiger Verfall.
Der Kurs wird verwässert, Aktien werden auf den Markt geworfen, Kodak
verdient nochmal gutes Geld. Es wird ein Splitt kommen und das war es dann.
Wir haben hier verloren, das Geld ist futsch und ein Zock ist hier somit erledigt
LEIDER
Der Kurs wird verwässert, Aktien werden auf den Markt geworfen, Kodak
verdient nochmal gutes Geld. Es wird ein Splitt kommen und das war es dann.
Wir haben hier verloren, das Geld ist futsch und ein Zock ist hier somit erledigt
LEIDER
sehen das alle so wie wohnwusch?
leute, aufwachen: hilfe
montag gleich mit (in meinem fall gut 20prozent) verlust versuchen zu verkaufen oder auf das pendelnde damoklesschwert warten?
keine chance auf einen zock oder einfach steigende kurse hier? vielleicht verkündet kodak ja nächste woche den verkauf der patente (verzweiflungshoffnung)
leute, aufwachen: hilfe
montag gleich mit (in meinem fall gut 20prozent) verlust versuchen zu verkaufen oder auf das pendelnde damoklesschwert warten?
keine chance auf einen zock oder einfach steigende kurse hier? vielleicht verkündet kodak ja nächste woche den verkauf der patente (verzweiflungshoffnung)
Die sichere Seite = rette was zu retten ist (Verlust)
oder
Warte noch ab (keiner kann dazu tipps geben, kann besser werden / oder noch größerer Verlust im schlimmsten Fall total Verlust )
20% Verlust ist ja noch recht wenig, auch wenn dies natürlich bei einem hohen Betrag auch viel ist...
Aber Du hast ja gerade erst nachgekauft...
oder
Warte noch ab (keiner kann dazu tipps geben, kann besser werden / oder noch größerer Verlust im schlimmsten Fall total Verlust )
20% Verlust ist ja noch recht wenig, auch wenn dies natürlich bei einem hohen Betrag auch viel ist...
Aber Du hast ja gerade erst nachgekauft...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.910 von takeProfit am 13.10.12 20:10:19danke für deine meinung
Papperlapapp !
also dieser poster sieht das ganze sehr positiv:
Kodak can issue the remaining shares for debt or not. As long as current shares exist NOL's stay intact.
Kodak can also merge another company and still keep the NOL's. A small, cash rich company in Kodak's industry could also provide the liquidity needed to emerge from BK.
Kodak has multiple options, sale of patents, and divisions. Kodak could easlily emerge out of BK cash rich and no debt.
THERE WILL BE "NO NEW" SHARES or reverse split. This is about liquidity and debt reduction/elimination. Kodak has a global operation with many subs. Not to mention just a few months from profits. Tax free for years to come via NOL's.
It's all good in my opinion.
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Kodak can issue the remaining shares for debt or not. As long as current shares exist NOL's stay intact.
Kodak can also merge another company and still keep the NOL's. A small, cash rich company in Kodak's industry could also provide the liquidity needed to emerge from BK.
Kodak has multiple options, sale of patents, and divisions. Kodak could easlily emerge out of BK cash rich and no debt.
THERE WILL BE "NO NEW" SHARES or reverse split. This is about liquidity and debt reduction/elimination. Kodak has a global operation with many subs. Not to mention just a few months from profits. Tax free for years to come via NOL's.
It's all good in my opinion.
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hoffe er hat recht :-) ich bleibe drin : entweder oder
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.709.987 von bye am 13.10.12 21:02:40papperlapapp.....
als antwort auf wen???
als antwort auf wen???
bleibe bei Kodak auch erst mal drin, selbst wenn es gegen alle Vernunft sein sollte, rege mich über Kodak schon lange nicht mehr auf.
Nachdem dann nach den US-Wahlen die Indices beginnen zu bröckeln, verkloppe ich mein Gesamtdepot und suche mir nächstes Kalenderjahr ein paar schöne neue Investments.
Nachdem dann nach den US-Wahlen die Indices beginnen zu bröckeln, verkloppe ich mein Gesamtdepot und suche mir nächstes Kalenderjahr ein paar schöne neue Investments.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.710.139 von Mattangriff am 13.10.12 23:18:37also, gleich am Montag verkaufen ist sicher nicht richtig.
Noch ist doch überhaupt nicht klar was passiert.... bzw es sieht doch ganz gut aus für uns.
Von einem gewissen User hier würde ich mich jedenfalls nicht verunsichern lassen.
Schönen Sonntag
Noch ist doch überhaupt nicht klar was passiert.... bzw es sieht doch ganz gut aus für uns.
Von einem gewissen User hier würde ich mich jedenfalls nicht verunsichern lassen.
Schönen Sonntag
Kodak sammelt Geld für Neuanfang
http://de.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=pcxcq&p=0&t=23&v…
das dürfte für gerüchte und fantasien die nächsten handelstage sorgen.
http://de.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=pcxcq&p=0&t=23&v…
das dürfte für gerüchte und fantasien die nächsten handelstage sorgen.
Hallo Wohnwunsch.... wenn Sie der Überzeugung sind dass hier bald aus ist, verstehe ich nicht warum Sie nicht verkaufen...
Noch gibt es was für die Aktien...
Ich werde drin bleiben.. könnte noch sehr interessant werden...
alles nur meine Meinung
Noch gibt es was für die Aktien...
Ich werde drin bleiben.. könnte noch sehr interessant werden...
alles nur meine Meinung
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.711.383 von chenggong am 14.10.12 21:35:08ich glaub der will nur das einige hier billig schmeißen und er nochmal zuschlagen kann
hier mal ein paar beispiele für erfolgreich aus dem chapter 11 entstiegene firmen (aus dem anderen board):
HLS or Health South, PFC or Pilgrims Pride and GGP or General Growth Properties. Health South was at .18 and a couple of weeks later above $15.00. Fastest recovery I've ever seen.
Six or Sixflags but I don't know the details. BK's are pure speculation and risk/reward is extremely high. You can lose everything very quickly.
It's not common for equity to survive whole. CHMT is an example.
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HLS or Health South, PFC or Pilgrims Pride and GGP or General Growth Properties. Health South was at .18 and a couple of weeks later above $15.00. Fastest recovery I've ever seen.
Six or Sixflags but I don't know the details. BK's are pure speculation and risk/reward is extremely high. You can lose everything very quickly.
It's not common for equity to survive whole. CHMT is an example.
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Hohes Risiko = Hohe gewinne möglich , meine reden... Entweder oder, die chance ist höher als bei Lotto das wir gewinne bekommen...
Also: selbst wenn ich verliere : es ist sehr ärgerlich aber ich sterbe nicht davon...
aktien vor allem solche sind immer riskant...
Also: selbst wenn ich verliere : es ist sehr ärgerlich aber ich sterbe nicht davon...
aktien vor allem solche sind immer riskant...
boki : wurden die aktien so übernommen?
sehe ich ganz genauso !!! Risiko habe ich einigermaßen kalkuliert, wenn es dann eben nicht so sein sollte, ist es eben nicht so. Ärgerlich wäre für mich, Chancen nicht wahrgenommen zu haben, nachdem ich so lange Kodaks hin- und her getradet habe.Zuletzt leider ohne Erfolg (also etwas voll daneben).Könnte mir in denselben beißen.
Das Gesamtdepot habe ich immer im Blick, so dass ein paar Ausreißer nicht wirklich ganz so schlimm wären. Rechne insgeasamt mit einer Konsolidierung der Indices nach den US-Wahlen, Kodak ist hier etwas anderes und wird gehalten.
Drücke uns allen die Daumen, insbesondere dir Boki.
Gruss mattangriff
Das Gesamtdepot habe ich immer im Blick, so dass ein paar Ausreißer nicht wirklich ganz so schlimm wären. Rechne insgeasamt mit einer Konsolidierung der Indices nach den US-Wahlen, Kodak ist hier etwas anderes und wird gehalten.
Drücke uns allen die Daumen, insbesondere dir Boki.
Gruss mattangriff
Moin,
wie heute in allen Zeitungen zu lesen ist, sammelt Kodak Geld von Investoren und Hedge Fonds laut Wall Street. Für mich hört sich das sehr gut an, Glück auf!!!
wie heute in allen Zeitungen zu lesen ist, sammelt Kodak Geld von Investoren und Hedge Fonds laut Wall Street. Für mich hört sich das sehr gut an, Glück auf!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.711.443 von takeProfit am 14.10.12 22:08:12guten morgen,
weiß ich leider nicht
weiß ich leider nicht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.711.497 von Mattangriff am 14.10.12 22:43:34danke mattangriff,
ich wünsch uns allen ein paar mächtige grüne tage, sogar dir wohnwunsch
ich wünsch uns allen ein paar mächtige grüne tage, sogar dir wohnwunsch
coole überschrift von der süddeutschen zeitung:
Bei Kodak klickt es
New York - Der insolvente Fotopionier Kodak will bei Investoren mehrere hundert Millionen Dollar für einen Neuanfang einsammeln. Kodak führe Gespräche mit Hedge-Fonds und anderen Investoren, berichtet das Wall Street Journal. Dabei gehe es um Kredite oder Beteiligungen, hieß es unter Berufung auf informierte Personen. Kodak braucht noch Geld, um die Finanzierung für die Zeit des Insolvenzverfahrens zurückzuzahlen. Die Hoffnung auf mehrere hundert Millionen Dollar aus der Versteigerung von mehr als 1100 Patenten erfüllte sich bisher nicht. Kodak kappte die Gesundheitsleistungen für frühere Mitarbeiter und Hinterbliebene, die auf 1,2 Milliarden Dollar geschätzt werden. Kodak war Anfang 2012 in die Insolvenz gegangen. dpa
SZ vom 15.10.2012
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/r5538Q/898660/Bei-Kodak-klickt-es…
Bei Kodak klickt es
New York - Der insolvente Fotopionier Kodak will bei Investoren mehrere hundert Millionen Dollar für einen Neuanfang einsammeln. Kodak führe Gespräche mit Hedge-Fonds und anderen Investoren, berichtet das Wall Street Journal. Dabei gehe es um Kredite oder Beteiligungen, hieß es unter Berufung auf informierte Personen. Kodak braucht noch Geld, um die Finanzierung für die Zeit des Insolvenzverfahrens zurückzuzahlen. Die Hoffnung auf mehrere hundert Millionen Dollar aus der Versteigerung von mehr als 1100 Patenten erfüllte sich bisher nicht. Kodak kappte die Gesundheitsleistungen für frühere Mitarbeiter und Hinterbliebene, die auf 1,2 Milliarden Dollar geschätzt werden. Kodak war Anfang 2012 in die Insolvenz gegangen. dpa
SZ vom 15.10.2012
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/r5538Q/898660/Bei-Kodak-klickt-es…
..das ist was ich schon seit längerem gesagt habe ...die werden die Patente verkaufen an Investoren....
Für mich sieht das Alles positiv aus... und auch nicht überhastet...
Es wird bis Mittwoch sicher noch mehr Details bekannt werden.
Für mich sieht das Alles positiv aus... und auch nicht überhastet...
Es wird bis Mittwoch sicher noch mehr Details bekannt werden.
Hedge-Fonds-Kredite haben eine doppelte Bedeutung. Zum Einen bezeichnet man damit Darlehen, die Kapitalanlagegesellschaften zur Finanzierung der Hedge-Fonds bei Banken aufnehmen. Mit diesem Fremdkapital geht der Fonds dann seinen Geschäften nach.
Zum Anderen können Hedge-Fonds-Kredite aber von den Gesellschaften selbst vergeben werden. Kreditnehmer sind häufig Unternehmen in wirtschaftlich schwierigen Phasen, die im Extremfall sogar kurz vor der Insolvenz stehen können. Bei normalen Banken erhalten diese Firmen keine Kredite mehr, weil den Instituten das Risiko zu hoch erscheint. Manche Hedge-Fonds haben sich jedoch auf solche Fälle spezialisiert. Sie analysieren das Potential eines von der Pleite bedrohten Unternehmens. Fällt die Prüfung positiv aus, vergeben sie Hedge-Fonds-Kredite, mit denen der Fortbestand der Firma erst einmal gesichert werden kann. Als Sicherheit und Gegenleistung zugleich erhalten die Hedge-Fonds in der Regel Firmenanteile. Gelingt die Sanierung und kommt der Betrieb wieder in die Erfolgsspur, steigt der Wert der Anteile. Die Gesellschaft kann seine Beteiligung dann mit Gewinn weiter verkaufen oder, gegen entsprechende Zahlung, an die Firma zurückgeben. Für Unternehmen, die in ihrer Existenz bedroht sind, können Hedge-Fonds-Kredite also die Rettung bedeuten, wenn Banken nicht mehr helfen wollen.
Quelle:
http://www.finanz-lexikon.de/hedge-fonds-kredit_2970.html
Zum Anderen können Hedge-Fonds-Kredite aber von den Gesellschaften selbst vergeben werden. Kreditnehmer sind häufig Unternehmen in wirtschaftlich schwierigen Phasen, die im Extremfall sogar kurz vor der Insolvenz stehen können. Bei normalen Banken erhalten diese Firmen keine Kredite mehr, weil den Instituten das Risiko zu hoch erscheint. Manche Hedge-Fonds haben sich jedoch auf solche Fälle spezialisiert. Sie analysieren das Potential eines von der Pleite bedrohten Unternehmens. Fällt die Prüfung positiv aus, vergeben sie Hedge-Fonds-Kredite, mit denen der Fortbestand der Firma erst einmal gesichert werden kann. Als Sicherheit und Gegenleistung zugleich erhalten die Hedge-Fonds in der Regel Firmenanteile. Gelingt die Sanierung und kommt der Betrieb wieder in die Erfolgsspur, steigt der Wert der Anteile. Die Gesellschaft kann seine Beteiligung dann mit Gewinn weiter verkaufen oder, gegen entsprechende Zahlung, an die Firma zurückgeben. Für Unternehmen, die in ihrer Existenz bedroht sind, können Hedge-Fonds-Kredite also die Rettung bedeuten, wenn Banken nicht mehr helfen wollen.
Quelle:
http://www.finanz-lexikon.de/hedge-fonds-kredit_2970.html
die Hoffnung war nicht mehrere hundert Millionen aus Versteigerung zu bekommen, sondern bis zu 2 Mrd., was die Süddeutsche da schreibt ist arg an den Realitäten vorbei und nunmehr die Hoffnung auf Hedge-Fonds zu setzen ist nun auch nicht das erhoffte Licht am Ende des Tunnels... es ei denn die rücken die erhoffte Kohle für die Patente raus...we will see...
wenn man sich auf Eines immer verlassen kann, das zum Nachmittag der Optimismus die Aktie verlässt und eigentlich immer fällt, vor der Eröffnung in den USA ...
apropos tunnel und licht :=)
Kodak: Licht am Ende des Tunnels?
15.10.12 14:31
Rochester (www.aktiencheck.de) - Der US-Fotokonzern Eastman Kodak Co.
(ISIN US2774611097 / WKN 850937), der im Januar einen Antrag auf Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 gestellt hat, kündigte am vergangenen Freitag an, dass das Unternehmen nun bereit sei mit wichtigen Gläubigern über einen Plan für eine Umstrukturierung der Schulden zu verhandeln.
Laut Unternehmensangaben ist dies das Ergebnis der bedeutenden Fortschritte, die Kodak bisher bei seinem Umstrukturierungsprozess erreicht hat. Auf Unternehmensseite rechnet man damit, in der ersten Jahreshälfte 2013, aus dem Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 austreten zu können.
Demnach erwartet Kodak im ersten Halbjahr 2012 Umsatzerlöse von 1,2 Mrd. US-Dollar. In der zweiten Jahreshälfte sollen es dann schon 1,52 Mrd. US-Dollar sein.
http://www.stock-world.de/nachrichten/stwexklusiv/Kodak-Lich…
Kodak: Licht am Ende des Tunnels?
15.10.12 14:31
Rochester (www.aktiencheck.de) - Der US-Fotokonzern Eastman Kodak Co.
(ISIN US2774611097 / WKN 850937), der im Januar einen Antrag auf Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 gestellt hat, kündigte am vergangenen Freitag an, dass das Unternehmen nun bereit sei mit wichtigen Gläubigern über einen Plan für eine Umstrukturierung der Schulden zu verhandeln.
Laut Unternehmensangaben ist dies das Ergebnis der bedeutenden Fortschritte, die Kodak bisher bei seinem Umstrukturierungsprozess erreicht hat. Auf Unternehmensseite rechnet man damit, in der ersten Jahreshälfte 2013, aus dem Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 austreten zu können.
Demnach erwartet Kodak im ersten Halbjahr 2012 Umsatzerlöse von 1,2 Mrd. US-Dollar. In der zweiten Jahreshälfte sollen es dann schon 1,52 Mrd. US-Dollar sein.
http://www.stock-world.de/nachrichten/stwexklusiv/Kodak-Lich…
Kodak to begin reorganization talks
Posted at: 10/15/2012 6:35 AM
Kodak is expected to begin talks today with its creditors as part of the company's reorganization plan.
Late last week, Kodak said it is making progress and under its plan will be able to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of next year.
CEO Antonio Perez says several potential lenders appear to be interested in financing the company's commercial imaging business.
He also says the company is now in a better position to explore funding opportunities.
http://www.whec.com/news/stories/S2800885.shtml?cat=566
Posted at: 10/15/2012 6:35 AM
Kodak is expected to begin talks today with its creditors as part of the company's reorganization plan.
Late last week, Kodak said it is making progress and under its plan will be able to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of next year.
CEO Antonio Perez says several potential lenders appear to be interested in financing the company's commercial imaging business.
He also says the company is now in a better position to explore funding opportunities.
http://www.whec.com/news/stories/S2800885.shtml?cat=566
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.204 von boki82 am 15.10.12 14:42:16gleich wirds spannend
mal sehen in welche richtung der zug fährt.
habe aber die vermutung,das es sich eher langsam entwickeln wird.
mal sehen
mal sehen in welche richtung der zug fährt.
habe aber die vermutung,das es sich eher langsam entwickeln wird.
mal sehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.334 von lohdude am 15.10.12 15:14:16schon nicht verkehrt die richtung
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mal schauen ob die Vortaxen halten...
mal schauen ob die Vortaxen halten...
unsatzerlöse haben nichts zu bedeuten wenn unter dem strich
nichts rauskommt.
das geld sammeln bedeutet eigentlich nur schulden
umschulden.
ob die nachrichten wirklich so positiv sind, bleibr abzuwarten.
am besten für uns alle wäre gewesen die hätten die patente
für 2 mrd losbekommen, dann wäre die aktie auf 2doööar hoch
wenn man anzahl frei aktien nimmt.
ich glaub da hätte jeder von uns einen Freudentanz getanzt.
bin aber trotzdem noch positiv gestimmt nur nicht so
eiphorisch das das alles so schnell in die höhe saust,
wenn doch mach ich den Freudentanz
nichts rauskommt.
das geld sammeln bedeutet eigentlich nur schulden
umschulden.
ob die nachrichten wirklich so positiv sind, bleibr abzuwarten.
am besten für uns alle wäre gewesen die hätten die patente
für 2 mrd losbekommen, dann wäre die aktie auf 2doööar hoch
wenn man anzahl frei aktien nimmt.
ich glaub da hätte jeder von uns einen Freudentanz getanzt.
bin aber trotzdem noch positiv gestimmt nur nicht so
eiphorisch das das alles so schnell in die höhe saust,
wenn doch mach ich den Freudentanz
Kodak and IBML launch Arabic OCR
Latest model can turn over 440 pages per minute
Tags: Kodak (www.kodak.com)
Article Comments
The IBML scanner - it’s a bit of a beast.
By ITP.net Staff Writer
Published October 15, 2012
Kodak and partner IBML are demonstrating the latest addition to the IBLM scanner range at GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK, featuring full Arabic Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
The latest model can turn over 440 pages per minute, combine alphabets, and sort the end results into up to 24 different pockets for individual requirements.
IBML VP Robert Applebaum explains: “We already supported Mandarin, Japanese and Latin alphabets, and with the rapid expansion of the Middle East market Arabic was a logical next step, while the introduction of Arabic character recognition represents a key component of our plans for the region too.”
Kodak world wide director Martin Birch notes that the product is the only one of its kind to offer Arabic OCR, and adds: “With the sort of volumes it can produce it’s particularly useful for organisations like banks and governments - those that deal with tens of thousands of documents in a typical week.”
Kodak to stop selling camera film
The machine can not only recognise Arabic information, but also extract key phrases and components of documents, saving time extracting information manually and ensuring that forms are correctly sorted before they even get to the processing stage, saving both time and money.
Birch concludes: “We already believe this is the most productive hardware of this kind available We’ve invested heavily to bring this new technology to the region, and we’re confident that Arabic OCR will be a hit in the regional market.”
The new Arabic-enabled scanner should be widely available in the Middle east from the beginning of 2013. In the meantime you can see it at the Kodak stand, where it’s already turning round copy at an impressive rate.
http://www.itp.net/590879-kodak-and-ibml-launch-arabic-ocr#.…
Latest model can turn over 440 pages per minute
Tags: Kodak (www.kodak.com)
Article Comments
The IBML scanner - it’s a bit of a beast.
By ITP.net Staff Writer
Published October 15, 2012
Kodak and partner IBML are demonstrating the latest addition to the IBLM scanner range at GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK, featuring full Arabic Optical Character Recognition (OCR).
The latest model can turn over 440 pages per minute, combine alphabets, and sort the end results into up to 24 different pockets for individual requirements.
IBML VP Robert Applebaum explains: “We already supported Mandarin, Japanese and Latin alphabets, and with the rapid expansion of the Middle East market Arabic was a logical next step, while the introduction of Arabic character recognition represents a key component of our plans for the region too.”
Kodak world wide director Martin Birch notes that the product is the only one of its kind to offer Arabic OCR, and adds: “With the sort of volumes it can produce it’s particularly useful for organisations like banks and governments - those that deal with tens of thousands of documents in a typical week.”
Kodak to stop selling camera film
The machine can not only recognise Arabic information, but also extract key phrases and components of documents, saving time extracting information manually and ensuring that forms are correctly sorted before they even get to the processing stage, saving both time and money.
Birch concludes: “We already believe this is the most productive hardware of this kind available We’ve invested heavily to bring this new technology to the region, and we’re confident that Arabic OCR will be a hit in the regional market.”
The new Arabic-enabled scanner should be widely available in the Middle east from the beginning of 2013. In the meantime you can see it at the Kodak stand, where it’s already turning round copy at an impressive rate.
http://www.itp.net/590879-kodak-and-ibml-launch-arabic-ocr#.…
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ATDF 0.225 1494296 09:30 im BID
das sind einskommefünfmillionen!
HALLO
HALLO
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.417 von boki82 am 15.10.12 15:31:21..man Du bist immer schneller ...
15 sekunden :=)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.424 von boki82 am 15.10.12 15:32:19..das sind immerhin 336.000 USD
Hoi Boki
bald bist im Plus,... denk bis Mittwoch so 27cent
bald bist im Plus,... denk bis Mittwoch so 27cent
..die 0,24 USD wird gleich erreicht
geht runter
..ja, aber derjenige der die 1,5 Mio ins BID gesetzt hat war sich der "Gefahr" bewußt bedient zu werden...
Man da ist richtig Pulver drin.... wird heute noch spannend
Man da ist richtig Pulver drin.... wird heute noch spannend
..verstehe nicht warum man das Ding nicht einfach mal laufen lässt... über 0,24 soll, will, darf die Aktie im Momnet nicht steigen !!!!
jetzt gehts wieder
grad so 600000 stk. zu .235 :-)
NITE 0.24 100000 09:47 ... ups
Ask0.2455 / 0.247(5000 x 15000)
Ask0.252 / 0.2549(15000 x 5000)
Boki geschaft :-)
WAHNSINN,
was tun?
gier, retten, raus, rein AAARGGGGGG
was tun?
gier, retten, raus, rein AAARGGGGGG
so ist es mir auch schon gegangen,... wahnsinn was hier immer wieder passiert
habe 1/3 zu 0,25verkauft
wenn ich den rest zu 0,26loswerde ist alles bei null
oder doch lieber warten ;=)
wenn ich den rest zu 0,26loswerde ist alles bei null
oder doch lieber warten ;=)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.550 von boki82 am 15.10.12 15:54:31hmmm bis mittwoch sicher 20 % drinnn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.556 von roger12 am 15.10.12 15:55:33vielleicht, ja sogar wahrscheinlich.
aber nach dem ganzen stress der letzten monate. ich glaub ich versuch das 2. drittel zu 0,26 zu verkaufen und dann schau ich weiter.
danke für die anteilnahme, ich wünsch uns allen wirklich von herzen eine gute woche mit der GoDAK
aber nach dem ganzen stress der letzten monate. ich glaub ich versuch das 2. drittel zu 0,26 zu verkaufen und dann schau ich weiter.
danke für die anteilnahme, ich wünsch uns allen wirklich von herzen eine gute woche mit der GoDAK
wenn ihr das selber glaubt, was ihr hier so geschrieben hattet, dann bleibt die Fantasie etliche Tage noch drin, die Zwischenfinanzierung reicht ja ohnehin bis in das neue Jahr, wer die Wahl hat...
meine frau will JETZT einen spaziergang machen?!
KEINE CHANCE
KEINE CHANCE
...wenn heute noch was nachgeschoben wird über die Investoren/Fonds dann geht da noch was ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.577 von darkroastedblend am 15.10.12 15:59:28da muß man schon ordenliche Eier in der Hose haben
das Volumen ist auch sehr beachtlich, heute geht was ...
schon fast 2,5mille
Volume
2,487,969
Volume
2,487,969
1. konsolidierung
2. gewinnmitnahmen
3. WEITER GEHTS!
2. gewinnmitnahmen
3. WEITER GEHTS!
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0.262 / 0.263 (5000 x 5000)
...die 0,26 USD ist auch schon durch
tja, ich bin noch fett im minus ( 0,27 euro) ... Da muss noch einiges kommen...
jawohl, jetzt gehts ab nach Norden!!!!!!!!!!
Was denkt hier, welche Kurse können wir heute erwarten?
Was denkt hier, welche Kurse können wir heute erwarten?
wenn hier irgend etwas zu den patenten geschrieben wird, dann stehen wir ganz ganz schnell wieder bei über 40EUROcent
nur m.m.
nur m.m.
ja, solte etwas positives wegen den Patenten kommen, knallt die Aktie Richtig hoch...
..mal schauen ob nach der 1 Mio VK-Order es noch weiter steigt.... dann ist es nach oben offen
Schon 4,5 Millionen Stück gehandelt das sieht doch gut aus und der Weg zeigt weiterhin nach Norden...
war aber ein kurzer Spaziergang -boki
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.799 von darkroastedblend am 15.10.12 16:40:28ich geh jetzt garantiert NIRGENDWO hin :=)
höchstens nächstes wochenende in ein verwöhnhotel nach BERLIN
höchstens nächstes wochenende in ein verwöhnhotel nach BERLIN
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.807 von boki82 am 15.10.12 16:42:51boki ...
in ein Verwöhnwochenende oder Versöhnwochenende ?
in ein Verwöhnwochenende oder Versöhnwochenende ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.816 von chenggong am 15.10.12 16:44:35
außer das ich die ganze zeit vorm rechner hänge und ein "wenig" angespannt reagiere (ich sag natürlich das die arbeit stresst)
hat sie von der ganzen sache nix mitbekommen und das wird sie auch NIEMALS
außer das ich die ganze zeit vorm rechner hänge und ein "wenig" angespannt reagiere (ich sag natürlich das die arbeit stresst)
hat sie von der ganzen sache nix mitbekommen und das wird sie auch NIEMALS
dachte bist auch noch sooo im minus? Hast sooo viel nachgekauft?
..oh mann woher kenn ich diese Situation
16:32:50 335.207 62.597,13 €
auch das volumen in deutschland steigt
auch das volumen in deutschland steigt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.836 von takeProfit am 15.10.12 16:48:27ich hatte doch schon ein paar mal geschrieben wir oft und wie viel ich gekauft habe.
durchschnitt lag dann bei 0,257dollar. hab jetzt n großes paket zu 0,25 verkauft und hoffentlich kann ich heut noch ne menge zu 0,265 o.ä. loswerden.
hab so ziemlich jeden verfügbaren cent seit drei monaten reingesteckt. auch als wir 0,18 und 0,19cent standen. das hat jetzt grad natürlich geholfen
durchschnitt lag dann bei 0,257dollar. hab jetzt n großes paket zu 0,25 verkauft und hoffentlich kann ich heut noch ne menge zu 0,265 o.ä. loswerden.
hab so ziemlich jeden verfügbaren cent seit drei monaten reingesteckt. auch als wir 0,18 und 0,19cent standen. das hat jetzt grad natürlich geholfen
...eigentlich müsste doch noch ein "SL-fishing-Versuch" starten
ahhh dollar okay ;-) ich habe in ffm gekauft... Kann ich dann ja trotzdem in dollar verkaufen (denke ich)
greifen wir die 0,27dollar heute noch an?
oder war das der hype für heute und kommen jetzt nur noch die gewinnmitnahmen.
ohne WEITERE news köntte das für heute alles gewesen sein, oder?
oder war das der hype für heute und kommen jetzt nur noch die gewinnmitnahmen.
ohne WEITERE news köntte das für heute alles gewesen sein, oder?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.713.878 von boki82 am 15.10.12 16:55:14..wenn wir die 0,25 -0,26 USD halten können ohne weitere News ist das ok und eine gute Grundlage.....
scchon über 5millionen
das war`s nicht - das Volumen ist viel zu groß- alle wollten doch eine grüne Woche und die fängt gut an...
das ding geht ab
die richtige Gier kommt erst noch - cool bleiben
sieht doch gut aus hier - sollte ein verdoppler drin sein
interessante meinung aus dem anderen board:
national news coverage of BK prep=2 day surge, then 10-30% retreat
would love to see CEO clarify re-emerge strategy
frei übersetzt:
nationale berichterstattung über konkurshandhabung = 2 tage überspannungsschutz, danach 10-30% rückgang
würde gerne perez eine erklärung zur weiteren strategie abgeben sehen
national news coverage of BK prep=2 day surge, then 10-30% retreat
would love to see CEO clarify re-emerge strategy
frei übersetzt:
nationale berichterstattung über konkurshandhabung = 2 tage überspannungsschutz, danach 10-30% rückgang
würde gerne perez eine erklärung zur weiteren strategie abgeben sehen
jetzt bringt der 5000er mit geringem volumen den kurs wieder runter
hoffentlich gibts vorm mittagessen noch eine kleine explosion auf 0,275 :=)
wo ist den eigentlich wohnwusch mit seinen seherischen fähigkeiten für einen langsamen verfall?
nen zock oder nen anstieg wirds hier nicht mehr geben!?!?!?
nee, is klar
nen zock oder nen anstieg wirds hier nicht mehr geben!?!?!?
nee, is klar
auf dem Teppich bleiben wäre auch nicht schlecht...
Eastman Kodak Company : Kodak’s Mike Massey Shares Expertise on Building Best-In-Class Global Services Business at TSW Conference
10/15/2012| 11:01am US/Eastern
A new global technical services model is enabling highly effective organizations to deliver greater value to customers while reducing costs, growing revenue and increasing margins. That's the message Mike Massey, Worldwide Vice President and General Manager for KODAK Service and Support,will deliver at the Technology Services World Conference on Tuesday, Oct. 16 in Las Vegas. Massey will speak from his broad service industry experience spanning Siemens, Xerox, Avaya and Kodak on how to convert to a new global model which improves employee effectiveness, customer satisfaction, and bottom line results.
"With quickly evolving technology in an ever-changing global marketplace, companies must migrate to a truly global technical services model," said Massey. "Often times, this shift involves changing organizational structure, technology platforms, service processes, service offerings, and go to market, to be successful."
The changes that Massey has implemented to date are based on industry best practices and previously delivered results. These improvements are expected to drive millions of dollars in annual cost savings and margin improvement. In parallel, the customer experience is anticipated to improve, leveraging web-based support to manage requests and direct customers to the right level of support more quickly.
As Worldwide Vice President and General Manager for KODAK Service and Support, Massey has responsibility for Kodak's Technical Services strategy and executing world-class service delivery aligned with Kodak's strategy of profitable revenue growth and customer loyalty. Massey has more than 20 years of experience in the field of product solutions and technical services and has held several leadership roles in service delivery, sales management, marketing, and offer development within the printing, document management, imaging and telecommunications industries.
TSW Service Transformations is a popular industry event featuring high-profile keynote speakers and opportunities to network with senior-level professionals and executives from over 200 companies, many of which share common issues and challenges with shifting customer requirements. Among the topics covered at the event are new business and technology consumption models, the social media revolution and the convergence of consumer and business computing. The conference will be held at The Mirage Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Massey's session - "Establishing a Global Technical Services Model" -- begins Tuesday morning at 8:30 in room Montego D.
Kodak is a global advisor and provider of integrated services to help companies transform and optimize their businesses. Through a network of service professionals in more than 120 countries, Kodak provides technical, professional, consulting and managed services to enable customers to focus on growing their businesses,maximizing productivity, and more effectively managing risks. All KODAK Products and Software are backed by KODAK Service and Support. To learn more, please visit www.graphics.kodak.com/US/en/Services/default.htm.
http://www.4-traders.com/EASTMAN-KODAK-COMPANY-12436/news/Ea…
10/15/2012| 11:01am US/Eastern
A new global technical services model is enabling highly effective organizations to deliver greater value to customers while reducing costs, growing revenue and increasing margins. That's the message Mike Massey, Worldwide Vice President and General Manager for KODAK Service and Support,will deliver at the Technology Services World Conference on Tuesday, Oct. 16 in Las Vegas. Massey will speak from his broad service industry experience spanning Siemens, Xerox, Avaya and Kodak on how to convert to a new global model which improves employee effectiveness, customer satisfaction, and bottom line results.
"With quickly evolving technology in an ever-changing global marketplace, companies must migrate to a truly global technical services model," said Massey. "Often times, this shift involves changing organizational structure, technology platforms, service processes, service offerings, and go to market, to be successful."
The changes that Massey has implemented to date are based on industry best practices and previously delivered results. These improvements are expected to drive millions of dollars in annual cost savings and margin improvement. In parallel, the customer experience is anticipated to improve, leveraging web-based support to manage requests and direct customers to the right level of support more quickly.
As Worldwide Vice President and General Manager for KODAK Service and Support, Massey has responsibility for Kodak's Technical Services strategy and executing world-class service delivery aligned with Kodak's strategy of profitable revenue growth and customer loyalty. Massey has more than 20 years of experience in the field of product solutions and technical services and has held several leadership roles in service delivery, sales management, marketing, and offer development within the printing, document management, imaging and telecommunications industries.
TSW Service Transformations is a popular industry event featuring high-profile keynote speakers and opportunities to network with senior-level professionals and executives from over 200 companies, many of which share common issues and challenges with shifting customer requirements. Among the topics covered at the event are new business and technology consumption models, the social media revolution and the convergence of consumer and business computing. The conference will be held at The Mirage Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Massey's session - "Establishing a Global Technical Services Model" -- begins Tuesday morning at 8:30 in room Montego D.
Kodak is a global advisor and provider of integrated services to help companies transform and optimize their businesses. Through a network of service professionals in more than 120 countries, Kodak provides technical, professional, consulting and managed services to enable customers to focus on growing their businesses,maximizing productivity, and more effectively managing risks. All KODAK Products and Software are backed by KODAK Service and Support. To learn more, please visit www.graphics.kodak.com/US/en/Services/default.htm.
http://www.4-traders.com/EASTMAN-KODAK-COMPANY-12436/news/Ea…
ist darkroastedblend wohnwunsch?
wie dass?
ich tendiere eher zu takeprofit
ich tendiere eher zu takeprofit
würde - Alt Kodak- das überstehen, wäre es zu diesen Kursen ein klasse Investment- es bleibt spannend und eventl. gibt ja doch jemand die Kohle für die Patente- oder ist hier der Wunsch der Vater des Gedanken ?, wo ist überhaupt Wohnwunsch??? vermutlich Orbeide
nur das es diesmal nicht wieder zu so einem schönen hochzocken durch gerüchte und wasserstandsmeldungen kommen wird (was die patente betrifft). sollte kodak die patente wirklich noch verkaufen, dann wird es erst veröffentlicht, wenn der deal abgeschlossen ist
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könnte weiterghen
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AUFWACHEN
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AUFWACHEN
kommando zurück
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bitte bitte bitte
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bitte bitte bitte
...heute Abend werden wir über 0,30 USD schließen.
...werde kein Stück verkaufen.
...werde kein Stück verkaufen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.279 von Bikerman am 15.10.12 18:35:25ich hoffe es auch.
aber sicher ist hier garnix.
viele leute haben schiss vor einer schlechten nachricht nach börsenschluss und nehmen heute gewinne mit
nur m.m.
hoffe das du recht behälst
aber sicher ist hier garnix.
viele leute haben schiss vor einer schlechten nachricht nach börsenschluss und nehmen heute gewinne mit
nur m.m.
hoffe das du recht behälst
Hab Kodak etwas länger nicht verfolgt. Gibt es Nachrichten die das rechtfertigen?
Lahmt schon etwas das alte Pferd Kodak ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.417 von Bikerman am 15.10.12 19:15:04ignore und fertig.
der nervt eh nur rum.
ging ja doch steiler rauf als erwartet.
gruß
der nervt eh nur rum.
ging ja doch steiler rauf als erwartet.
gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.431 von lohdude am 15.10.12 19:19:25Abwarten noch ist nicht 22:00 Uhr und Kurs scheint schon
leicht zu bröckeln
leicht zu bröckeln
Eastman Kodak Company (OTCBB: EKDKQ) is amongst the biggest gainers on the OTC market in mid-day trading today. At last check, EKDKQ was trading 20% higher at $0.258 on volume of 5.24 million, which is significantly above the daily average volume of 1.84 million. EKDKQ hit an intra-day high of $0.26 in trading today.
EKDKQ had filed for bankruptcy in January this year. The company said last week that it will start talks with various creditor groups on a reorganization plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
EKDKQ had filed for bankruptcy in January this year. The company said last week that it will start talks with various creditor groups on a reorganization plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
na endlich !! Volumen sieht auch gut aus.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.583 von Mattangriff am 15.10.12 19:57:58
hmmmm
die 0,25 nach unten gerissen :=(
die 0,25 nach unten gerissen :=(
kann der peter zwegat das ding mal nicht auf 0,30dollar taxen?
RAUS AUS DEN SCHULDEN
RAUS AUS DEN SCHULDEN
könnte mal bitte jemand mit sachverstand und überzeugungskraft schreiben:
"Das gibt heute noch nen saftigen schlussspurt!"
danke
"Das gibt heute noch nen saftigen schlussspurt!"
danke
0,30 Dollar taxe , wäre zu wenig,...
So wird das nix
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.885 von Wohnwunsch am 15.10.12 21:13:27oller meckerkopp,
wo müsstest du denn hin? mindestens
wo müsstest du denn hin? mindestens
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.897 von boki82 am 15.10.12 21:17:55Mind. 1,68$
na das ist doch mal ne Hausnummer!
für diesen Monat meine ich...
ok, habs verstanden.
jegliche kommunikation zu und von wohnwusch ist sinn- und zwecklos.
ignorieren
jegliche kommunikation zu und von wohnwusch ist sinn- und zwecklos.
ignorieren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.714.926 von boki82 am 15.10.12 21:26:09Du hast mich gefragt wo ich hin muss und jetzt ist es auch
wieder nicht recht
wieder nicht recht
Coverage Of Benefits Despite Kodak's Termination Of Plans
Committee To Establish Trust To Fund Some Benefits
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 15, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Official Committee of Retirees of the Eastman Kodak Company has reached an agreement in principle with Kodak that will provide for the continuation of all retiree benefits through the end of 2012. The settlement also provides for a cash payment of $7.5 million and bankruptcy claims totaling $650 million that will be used to fund the continuation of some benefits after December 31, 2012.
The Committee was formed in May 2012 to advocate for retirees after Kodak filed a motion with the bankruptcy court to terminate health benefits for its Medicare-eligible retirees, effective May 1, 2012. Soon thereafter, Kodak informed the Committee that it intended to terminate all benefits as of September 30, 2012. Kodak stated it could not continue retiree benefits and also reorganize, and provided the Committee with hundreds of thousands of pages of supporting documents. If Kodak does not successfully emerge from bankruptcy, the retirees have no chance of receiving any future benefits.
The Committee's advisors engaged in extensive and hard-fought negotiations with Kodak, which the company required be conducted under strict confidentiality. The Committee was ultimately able to strike an agreement with Kodak for all benefits to be continued through the end of 2012 - a value to the retiree community of approximately $30 million (in addition to about $8.5 million in savings to Medicare-eligible retirees that resulted from the withdrawal of the motion to terminate their health care benefits effective May 1, 2012). The Committee also concluded the agreement in a way that requires Kodak to make COBRA coverage available for life to all retirees so long as retirees pay premiums and Kodak continues to sponsor health plans for its active employees. This will allow all retirees to have health care coverage comparable to what they currently have, although premium costs may increase for many.
The bankruptcy claims include an administrative priority claim in the amount of $15 million, and a general unsecured claim in the amount of $635 million, which will be liquidated to add to the cash payment of $7.5 million.
The Committee will use the funds acquired in the settlement to set up a VEBA - a trust fund that will subsidize the cost of some benefits going forward. Based on input received from the retiree community and the experience of the Committee members, the Committee decided that the limited funds available should be used where they are most needed, to create a modest safety net for as many people as possible. Specifically, the VEBA will pay a limited portion of the Survivor Income Benefits to surviving spouses and dependents of retirees who depend on these payments for their living costs. In addition, the Committee intends to use the VEBA to subsidize some portion of the health care costs for retirees not yet eligible for Medicare. The Committee determined that health care benefits comparable to what Kodak has been providing for Medicare-eligible retirees are readily available in the marketplace at a reasonable cost. Retirees with life insurance benefits will have conversion rights under the terms of the Kodak plans.
Finally, communications to retirees, while not permitted during the negotiations, are now of paramount importance. The Committee thus secured Kodak's commitment to provide prompt and comprehensive communications to the retiree community, including written information as well as a series of town hall meetings.
The Committee recognizes that retirees are going to suffer as a result of Kodak's decision to terminate benefits. Unfortunately, however, the law does not favor the interests of retirees in this situation. The Committee ultimately concluded that the agreement it negotiated was better than it could reasonably expect to achieve if it engaged in risky, uncertain, and potentially harmful litigation.
The Committee urges all retirees to pay close attention to the information they will be receiving from Kodak, as well as from health insurance carriers, Medicare, and the Committee. Information regarding COBRA coverage, Medicare coverage, and conversion options will be disseminated over the coming weeks and months, as well as more information regarding the VEBA and the benefits it will provide.
SOURCE Official Committee of Retirees of the Eastman Kodak Company
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/kodak-retiree-committee-sec…
Committee To Establish Trust To Fund Some Benefits
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 15, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Official Committee of Retirees of the Eastman Kodak Company has reached an agreement in principle with Kodak that will provide for the continuation of all retiree benefits through the end of 2012. The settlement also provides for a cash payment of $7.5 million and bankruptcy claims totaling $650 million that will be used to fund the continuation of some benefits after December 31, 2012.
The Committee was formed in May 2012 to advocate for retirees after Kodak filed a motion with the bankruptcy court to terminate health benefits for its Medicare-eligible retirees, effective May 1, 2012. Soon thereafter, Kodak informed the Committee that it intended to terminate all benefits as of September 30, 2012. Kodak stated it could not continue retiree benefits and also reorganize, and provided the Committee with hundreds of thousands of pages of supporting documents. If Kodak does not successfully emerge from bankruptcy, the retirees have no chance of receiving any future benefits.
The Committee's advisors engaged in extensive and hard-fought negotiations with Kodak, which the company required be conducted under strict confidentiality. The Committee was ultimately able to strike an agreement with Kodak for all benefits to be continued through the end of 2012 - a value to the retiree community of approximately $30 million (in addition to about $8.5 million in savings to Medicare-eligible retirees that resulted from the withdrawal of the motion to terminate their health care benefits effective May 1, 2012). The Committee also concluded the agreement in a way that requires Kodak to make COBRA coverage available for life to all retirees so long as retirees pay premiums and Kodak continues to sponsor health plans for its active employees. This will allow all retirees to have health care coverage comparable to what they currently have, although premium costs may increase for many.
The bankruptcy claims include an administrative priority claim in the amount of $15 million, and a general unsecured claim in the amount of $635 million, which will be liquidated to add to the cash payment of $7.5 million.
The Committee will use the funds acquired in the settlement to set up a VEBA - a trust fund that will subsidize the cost of some benefits going forward. Based on input received from the retiree community and the experience of the Committee members, the Committee decided that the limited funds available should be used where they are most needed, to create a modest safety net for as many people as possible. Specifically, the VEBA will pay a limited portion of the Survivor Income Benefits to surviving spouses and dependents of retirees who depend on these payments for their living costs. In addition, the Committee intends to use the VEBA to subsidize some portion of the health care costs for retirees not yet eligible for Medicare. The Committee determined that health care benefits comparable to what Kodak has been providing for Medicare-eligible retirees are readily available in the marketplace at a reasonable cost. Retirees with life insurance benefits will have conversion rights under the terms of the Kodak plans.
Finally, communications to retirees, while not permitted during the negotiations, are now of paramount importance. The Committee thus secured Kodak's commitment to provide prompt and comprehensive communications to the retiree community, including written information as well as a series of town hall meetings.
The Committee recognizes that retirees are going to suffer as a result of Kodak's decision to terminate benefits. Unfortunately, however, the law does not favor the interests of retirees in this situation. The Committee ultimately concluded that the agreement it negotiated was better than it could reasonably expect to achieve if it engaged in risky, uncertain, and potentially harmful litigation.
The Committee urges all retirees to pay close attention to the information they will be receiving from Kodak, as well as from health insurance carriers, Medicare, and the Committee. Information regarding COBRA coverage, Medicare coverage, and conversion options will be disseminated over the coming weeks and months, as well as more information regarding the VEBA and the benefits it will provide.
SOURCE Official Committee of Retirees of the Eastman Kodak Company
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/kodak-retiree-committee-sec…
also schon mal kein störfeuer mehr von der rentnerfront
countdown, passiert hier heut noch was?
5 US Most Active Stocks Trading Monday To Watch Announced By Penny Stock Picks. Eastman Kodak Co., National Graphite Corp., New Gold, Inc., Vringo Inc., Baidu, Inc.
Eastman Kodak Company operates in consumer digital imaging, graphic communications, and film, photofinishing, and entertainment businesses worldwide. This Penny Stock is up over 20% today and PSPicks views it as a potential day trade.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/US-MOST-ACTIVE-HOT-PENNY/STOCK…
das dürfte uns morgen nochmal ein wenig mehr beachtung bringen.... gute nacht
Eastman Kodak Company operates in consumer digital imaging, graphic communications, and film, photofinishing, and entertainment businesses worldwide. This Penny Stock is up over 20% today and PSPicks views it as a potential day trade.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/US-MOST-ACTIVE-HOT-PENNY/STOCK…
das dürfte uns morgen nochmal ein wenig mehr beachtung bringen.... gute nacht
8.103.336 Stk. boahhhh ist krass, aber das was kommen wird war klar... Leider gehöre ich noch nicht zu den Gewinnern...
Glückwunsch : Aber alles unter 0.20 war einfach ein Schnäppchen, das viele Kodak unter Beobachtung hatten, waren ja meine Worte...
Hoffe Kodak schafft es & die Aktionäre bleiben beim Erfolg dabei...
Glückwunsch : Aber alles unter 0.20 war einfach ein Schnäppchen, das viele Kodak unter Beobachtung hatten, waren ja meine Worte...
Hoffe Kodak schafft es & die Aktionäre bleiben beim Erfolg dabei...
...so das mit den Pensionen ist scheinbar durch ...gut ... nun ist es für Investoren wieder interessanter.
Morgen steht ja noch was an....
Judge Allan L. Gropper of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan is scheduled to consider the motion on Oct. 17.
Sehe ich positiv, dass der Kurs auf dem Niveau von 0,25-0,26 USD geblieben ist.. Da wird mit noch höheren Kursen gerechnet.
Morgen steht ja noch was an....
Judge Allan L. Gropper of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan is scheduled to consider the motion on Oct. 17.
Sehe ich positiv, dass der Kurs auf dem Niveau von 0,25-0,26 USD geblieben ist.. Da wird mit noch höheren Kursen gerechnet.
deutschland pennt ... :-/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.716.373 von takeProfit am 16.10.12 10:42:00...wir sind im Moment pari 0,2549 USD ca 0,196 Eur .. sogar leicht drüber
Bin gespannt wann hier es endlich losgeht mit Kodak....bei Wanderer läuft es schon....hoffe es wird was mit Kodak lauft sehr lange seitwärts....schönen Tag noch...
lieber mal zu tria rüberkommen bei wanderer läuft überhaupt nix mehr!
aber mit kodak bin ich auch optimistisch!
aber mit kodak bin ich auch optimistisch!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.716.721 von lisa46 am 16.10.12 12:09:18
0,238 Euro +0,039
+19,60 %
intraday
ist das nix?
0,238 Euro +0,039
+19,60 %
intraday
ist das nix?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.716.771 von lars80 am 16.10.12 12:26:33WAS SOLL DAS HIER
Da ich nachher nicht hier bin und Leute immer wieder gerne einen RT Chart sehen, bitteschön.
Frankfurt, also Deutschland
Und USA
Jeweils in der dort üblichen Landeswährung.
Frankfurt, also Deutschland
Und USA
Jeweils in der dort üblichen Landeswährung.
was soll das jetzt hier, wir haben in Frankfurt doch ohnehin nix zu husten, die Kursstellungen bzgl. Kodak sind ohne jegliche Bedeutung, Sinn oder Verstand ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.717.300 von darkroastedblend am 16.10.12 14:29:25..wie sind denn Sie drauf....
chris-trade wollte doch nur freundlich sein ... mehr nicht
chris-trade wollte doch nur freundlich sein ... mehr nicht
wie gehts heut weiter?
ich tippe auf einen verhaltenen beginn und hoffe wir halten die 0,25dollar
ich tippe auf einen verhaltenen beginn und hoffe wir halten die 0,25dollar
hi, ihr alle, bin gerade vom Arzt zurück gekommen und hatte hier nichts weiter verfolgt, außer das ich rumhuste, seit mehr als 2 Wochen schleppe ich einen Bakterie oder auch mehrere tausend mit mir rum und das verbessert nix... LMAA Stimmung... soll sich aber nicht hier auswirken, wie heisst es, nehmse grün das hebt ... in diesem Sinne auf viel Grün ... und sorry ...
..denke auch dass es Anfangs auf 0,27USD hochgehen könnte und sich dann auf 0,26-0,27 USD einspielt.
...immer unter der Voraussetzung keiner neuer Infos...
...immer unter der Voraussetzung keiner neuer Infos...
ich bin sehr optimistisch... das Volumen von Gestern war gut und auf hohem Niveau geschlossen... um die 20 Prozent sollten wieder drin sein
Hallo dark roasted blend ,
hat Ihnen der Doktor "happy pills" verschrieben..
..ist nichtn böse gemeint
hat Ihnen der Doktor "happy pills" verschrieben..
..ist nichtn böse gemeint
eine positive Grundstimmung kann man immer gebrauchen,...
wir sind sehr weit unten... und die infostrategie von Kodak hat sich gewandelt und ggf. gelingts ja doch ...
Bin auch schon länger krank... Bin gestern zum doc...
Könnte auch etwas grüne Medizin gebrauchen :-)
Könnte auch etwas grüne Medizin gebrauchen :-)
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0.241 / 0.243 (5000 x 5000)
sieht (noch) nicht gut aus
0.241 / 0.243 (5000 x 5000)
sieht (noch) nicht gut aus
jede wette das gleich wohnwusch wieder rumheult :=)
ich auch ;-) Bin ja noch immer fett im minus ;-/
nochmal nachkaufen???
18,7 wieder
-7,88%
-7,88%
bald wieder als wenn gestern nichts wäre... hat nichts gehalten, wie so oft :-( schade
0,183 EUR
-9,85%
-9,85%
wenn heute bis zum marktschluss keine neuigkeiten mehr kommen, dann bleiben wir zwischen 0,235 und 0,25
nur m.m.
zähe geschichte
nur m.m.
zähe geschichte
Eastman Kodak Company : Kodak Provides Brand Owners with Powerful Defense at International AntiCounterfiting Coalition (IACC) Annual Fall Conference
10/16/2012| 12:07pm US/Eastern
Kodak's brand protection technologies are helping brand owners establish more secure countermeasures to deter counterfeiters and diverters. Kodak will demonstrate these capabilities during the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC) Annual Fall Conference at The US Grant in San Diego, Oct. 17-19. The event's attendees represent members of business and industry who are working on ways to combat threats related to product counterfeiting and piracy.
Kodak's experts will meet with attendees during the IACC Fall Conference to discuss the latest practices and share new technologies in use by brand owners and consumer packaged goods companies around the world. Businesses and enterprise organizations regularly work with Kodak to strengthen the security of business operations related to manufacturing, marketing, packaging, sales and product distribution.
"Counterfeiting and related criminal activities pose a major risk to the health and safety of consumers. Damages from these illicit activities can negatively impact multiple areas of a business including consumer safety, brand reputation and bottom-line profits," said Randy Young, Worldwide Director of Packaging & Brand Management Services. "Kodak's brand protection solutions source decades of expertise and experience. This enables us to develop technologies that meet current conditions and construct strategies that anticipate the next threat from a vastly sophisticated and rapidly evolving counterfeit and criminal market."
Kodak has a strong history of working with global companies to implement tailored brand protection security systems. Its applications include security features for use in packaging, inks, substrates, plastics, and directly in product materials. Kodak's brand protection solutions currently benefit customers in the pharmaceutical, health and beauty, consumer product and luxury goods industries.
Kodak arms customers with a broad portfolio of brand protection solutions. Technologies and applications include invisible product authentication, overt or visible artwork-based authentication, anti-diversion solutions and product serialization with track and trace system capabilities. The KODAK TRACELESS System also includes black and color inks with invisible markers to aid in anticounterfeiting efforts. The KODAK TRACELESS Color CIJ System can be printed in-house on an end-of-line continuous inkjet printer, eliminating the need to add an extra printer to an existing line. This visible ink authentication system provides brand owners with a variety of custom colors to match current branding and packaging design.
"Brand owners need proven technologies and a proactive partner to properly confront the threats related to counterfeiting, fraud and diversion," said Young. "Kodak's capabilities in imaging technology and material science continue to help us develop new ways to keep companies and their consumers safe from the harms of criminal activity."
http://www.4-traders.com/EASTMAN-KODAK-COMPANY-12436/news/Ea…
10/16/2012| 12:07pm US/Eastern
Kodak's brand protection technologies are helping brand owners establish more secure countermeasures to deter counterfeiters and diverters. Kodak will demonstrate these capabilities during the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC) Annual Fall Conference at The US Grant in San Diego, Oct. 17-19. The event's attendees represent members of business and industry who are working on ways to combat threats related to product counterfeiting and piracy.
Kodak's experts will meet with attendees during the IACC Fall Conference to discuss the latest practices and share new technologies in use by brand owners and consumer packaged goods companies around the world. Businesses and enterprise organizations regularly work with Kodak to strengthen the security of business operations related to manufacturing, marketing, packaging, sales and product distribution.
"Counterfeiting and related criminal activities pose a major risk to the health and safety of consumers. Damages from these illicit activities can negatively impact multiple areas of a business including consumer safety, brand reputation and bottom-line profits," said Randy Young, Worldwide Director of Packaging & Brand Management Services. "Kodak's brand protection solutions source decades of expertise and experience. This enables us to develop technologies that meet current conditions and construct strategies that anticipate the next threat from a vastly sophisticated and rapidly evolving counterfeit and criminal market."
Kodak has a strong history of working with global companies to implement tailored brand protection security systems. Its applications include security features for use in packaging, inks, substrates, plastics, and directly in product materials. Kodak's brand protection solutions currently benefit customers in the pharmaceutical, health and beauty, consumer product and luxury goods industries.
Kodak arms customers with a broad portfolio of brand protection solutions. Technologies and applications include invisible product authentication, overt or visible artwork-based authentication, anti-diversion solutions and product serialization with track and trace system capabilities. The KODAK TRACELESS System also includes black and color inks with invisible markers to aid in anticounterfeiting efforts. The KODAK TRACELESS Color CIJ System can be printed in-house on an end-of-line continuous inkjet printer, eliminating the need to add an extra printer to an existing line. This visible ink authentication system provides brand owners with a variety of custom colors to match current branding and packaging design.
"Brand owners need proven technologies and a proactive partner to properly confront the threats related to counterfeiting, fraud and diversion," said Young. "Kodak's capabilities in imaging technology and material science continue to help us develop new ways to keep companies and their consumers safe from the harms of criminal activity."
http://www.4-traders.com/EASTMAN-KODAK-COMPANY-12436/news/Ea…
Kodak (EKDKQ), SolaByte Enter Disc-to-Digital Content Sales Agreement
Eastman Kodak Company (OTCBB: EKDKQ) and SolaByte, a cloud media service provider, today announced they have signed an agreement to facilitate electronic sales of copyrighted music and motion pictures through automated disc-to-digital transfer and online content purchases.
As part of this agreement, Kodak and SolaByte will develop and market solutions that utilize Kodak's global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks to automate the disc-to-digital upgrade process. The automated process identifies content stored on DVDs, CDs and BLU-RAY Discs and authenticates the disc as genuine prior to registering the license for the content to the consumer's account. The disc is digitally flagged by the system to limit the number of digital copies that can be obtained from the disc. SolaByte's patent-pending technology eliminates the need to move large video or music files to the cloud, conserves storage space, and does not compromise the playback of the original disc. The professionally mastered digital copies, made from the KODAK Kiosk, then may be easily used by consumers to listen to music or to watch movies online, at home, or on their portable devices.
Initially, the partnership will be focused on innovative ways of simplifying access to content of all types (e.g., music, movies, etc.) for consumers in North America. The first deployments are estimated to occur in mid-2013. In addition, SolaByte and Kodak will continue to advance digital solutions to expand options for consumers and help retailers open new revenue streams.
http://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/Kodak+(EKDKQ),+S…
Eastman Kodak Company (OTCBB: EKDKQ) and SolaByte, a cloud media service provider, today announced they have signed an agreement to facilitate electronic sales of copyrighted music and motion pictures through automated disc-to-digital transfer and online content purchases.
As part of this agreement, Kodak and SolaByte will develop and market solutions that utilize Kodak's global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks to automate the disc-to-digital upgrade process. The automated process identifies content stored on DVDs, CDs and BLU-RAY Discs and authenticates the disc as genuine prior to registering the license for the content to the consumer's account. The disc is digitally flagged by the system to limit the number of digital copies that can be obtained from the disc. SolaByte's patent-pending technology eliminates the need to move large video or music files to the cloud, conserves storage space, and does not compromise the playback of the original disc. The professionally mastered digital copies, made from the KODAK Kiosk, then may be easily used by consumers to listen to music or to watch movies online, at home, or on their portable devices.
Initially, the partnership will be focused on innovative ways of simplifying access to content of all types (e.g., music, movies, etc.) for consumers in North America. The first deployments are estimated to occur in mid-2013. In addition, SolaByte and Kodak will continue to advance digital solutions to expand options for consumers and help retailers open new revenue streams.
http://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/Kodak+(EKDKQ),+S…
hoi Boki... schat ja recht gut aus..... bist den bei 0,26 nochmal r<us...... also denk die Amis lassen das ding sicher nochmal auf 0,50 cent rauf wenn die news stimmen........ wie schon mal,...
nee, bin noch mit 2/3 drinne und warte geduldig der dinge die kommen mögen. mit dem verkauften drittel ist eine kleine last abgefallen :=)
wünsche mir auch sehr, dass es bald einen schub gibt.
wünsche mir auch sehr, dass es bald einen schub gibt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.719.014 von boki82 am 16.10.12 19:51:03da du ja in amerika gekauft hast wirst sicher verdoppeln,... aber sollten es rasch rauf gehn geh früher raus,.. auch wenns dann 50-70% sind geh raus....nur so ein Tipp..vioel glück
ich bleib hier ganz ganz wachsam. wenn eine news kommt, dann geh ich mit dem drittel, welches ich zu 0,25dollar verkauft hatte, hoffentlich unter 0,25 wieder rein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.719.035 von roger12 am 16.10.12 19:54:48werde mich dran halten. versprochen.
danke
danke
als abergläubischer mensch sollte ich das hier vielleicht gar nicht erwähnen, aber egal:
i have a dream!
wenn ich alles stehen lasse und bei 0,41dollar rausgehe, dann kann ich den rest der etw abzahlen. was ein geiles weihnachtsgeschenk für meine frau und mich das wäre.
i have a dream!
wenn ich alles stehen lasse und bei 0,41dollar rausgehe, dann kann ich den rest der etw abzahlen. was ein geiles weihnachtsgeschenk für meine frau und mich das wäre.
Kodak and SolaByte Partner to Simplify Purchase of Licensed Entertainment Content
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Eastman Kodak Company, a worldwide leader in retail imaging solutions, and SolaByte, a cloud media service provider, today announced they have signed an agreement to facilitate electronic sales of copyrighted music and motion pictures through automated disc-to-digital transfer and online content purchases.
As part of this agreement, Kodak and SolaByte will develop and market solutions that utilize Kodak's global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks to automate the disc-to-digital upgrade process. The automated process identifies content stored on DVDs, CDs and BLU-RAY Discs and authenticates the disc as genuine prior to registering the license for the content to the consumer's account. The disc is digitally flagged by the system to limit the number of digital copies that can be obtained from the disc. SolaByte's patent-pending technology eliminates the need to move large video or music files to the cloud, conserves storage space, and does not compromise the playback of the original disc. The professionally mastered digital copies, made from the KODAK Kiosk, then may be easily used by consumers to listen to music or to watch movies online, at home, or on their portable devices.
"Kodak has been at the forefront of capturing, preserving and sharing printed photo experiences throughout our history. Through our collaboration with SolaByte, we plan to extend this leadership into additional content types, both digital and physical formats," said Larry Trevarthen , Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, Retail Systems Solutions, Eastman Kodak Company.
Keith Chatfield , CEO of SolaByte, added, "We are honored to partner with Kodak and bring our technologies to Kodak's retail network. Our goal is to continually evolve our innovative solutions that liberate content from physical formats so the content may be deployed from the cloud and enjoyed on a broad range of devices anywhere. Kodak is the perfect partner to help us bring our solutions to market."
Initially, the partnership will be focused on innovative ways of simplifying access to content of all types (e.g., music, movies, etc.) for consumers in North America. The first deployments are estimated to occur in mid-2013. In addition, SolaByte and Kodak will continue to advance digital solutions to expand options for consumers and help retailers open new revenue streams.
About Kodak
As the world's foremost imaging innovator, Kodak helps consumers, businesses, and creative professionals unleash the power of pictures and printing to enrich their lives. (Kodak is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company). All trademarks referenced herein are the property of their respective companies. www.kodak.com
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ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Eastman Kodak Company, a worldwide leader in retail imaging solutions, and SolaByte, a cloud media service provider, today announced they have signed an agreement to facilitate electronic sales of copyrighted music and motion pictures through automated disc-to-digital transfer and online content purchases.
As part of this agreement, Kodak and SolaByte will develop and market solutions that utilize Kodak's global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks to automate the disc-to-digital upgrade process. The automated process identifies content stored on DVDs, CDs and BLU-RAY Discs and authenticates the disc as genuine prior to registering the license for the content to the consumer's account. The disc is digitally flagged by the system to limit the number of digital copies that can be obtained from the disc. SolaByte's patent-pending technology eliminates the need to move large video or music files to the cloud, conserves storage space, and does not compromise the playback of the original disc. The professionally mastered digital copies, made from the KODAK Kiosk, then may be easily used by consumers to listen to music or to watch movies online, at home, or on their portable devices.
"Kodak has been at the forefront of capturing, preserving and sharing printed photo experiences throughout our history. Through our collaboration with SolaByte, we plan to extend this leadership into additional content types, both digital and physical formats," said Larry Trevarthen , Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, Retail Systems Solutions, Eastman Kodak Company.
Keith Chatfield , CEO of SolaByte, added, "We are honored to partner with Kodak and bring our technologies to Kodak's retail network. Our goal is to continually evolve our innovative solutions that liberate content from physical formats so the content may be deployed from the cloud and enjoyed on a broad range of devices anywhere. Kodak is the perfect partner to help us bring our solutions to market."
Initially, the partnership will be focused on innovative ways of simplifying access to content of all types (e.g., music, movies, etc.) for consumers in North America. The first deployments are estimated to occur in mid-2013. In addition, SolaByte and Kodak will continue to advance digital solutions to expand options for consumers and help retailers open new revenue streams.
About Kodak
As the world's foremost imaging innovator, Kodak helps consumers, businesses, and creative professionals unleash the power of pictures and printing to enrich their lives. (Kodak is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company). All trademarks referenced herein are the property of their respective companies. www.kodak.com
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sorry für die wiederholung
krass wie ffm abkackt
krass wie ffm abkackt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.719.084 von boki82 am 16.10.12 20:05:24wünsch es dir,...naja habe mir auch immer ziele gestzt hab auch schon viel geld an der börse verdient aber auch hier bei kodak verloren weil ich eben auch ein ziel hatte une dann den absprung verpasst habe,..also wünsch es dir und allen ier das es nochmal richtig rauf geht,...
habe in FFM gekauft kann ich trotzdem drüben verkaufen (comdirect) ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.719.113 von takeProfit am 16.10.12 20:14:01nein geht denk nicht
Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.2385 / 0.2386 (5000 x 5000)
jetzt gehts runter
0.2385 / 0.2386 (5000 x 5000)
jetzt gehts runter
geht runter... boki schlag zu....
bin für 0,235 nicht bedient worden. aber morgen ist ja auch noch ein tag.
wie siehts bei dir aus roger?
wie siehts bei dir aus roger?
ist ein neues filing im netz, kann mir das bitte jemand erklären?
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/filings
8-K/A
danke
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/filings
8-K/A
danke
..ist wie ich lese wieder ein forecast der auf Grund der Gespräche mit den Gläubigern erstellt wurde am 12 Oct...
und wie in der Meldung auch , dass in den nächsten 30 Tagen die Gespräche geführt werden...
Kann natürlich auch für den heutigen Termin vor dem court erstellt sein und weiter grünes Licht für die Umsetzung zu erhalten.
und wie in der Meldung auch , dass in den nächsten 30 Tagen die Gespräche geführt werden...
Kann natürlich auch für den heutigen Termin vor dem court erstellt sein und weiter grünes Licht für die Umsetzung zu erhalten.
Schluss Gestern in USA 0,24 USD .. ist ok
...vielleicht kommen wir nochmals auf die 0,165 EUR oder darunter... dann sind das für mich wieder Kaufkurse
denn Eines ist klar... alle Aktivitäten sind ganz klar auf die Weiterführung der KODAK gerichtet ... Stück für Stück wird entschuldet ... und über die Patente redet im Moment niemeand, weil da garantiert im Hintergrund was läuft.... Denn bisher wurde dieses Thema ja immer groß diskutiert , und ist Stille in dieser Sache
....alles nur meine Meinung
denn Eines ist klar... alle Aktivitäten sind ganz klar auf die Weiterführung der KODAK gerichtet ... Stück für Stück wird entschuldet ... und über die Patente redet im Moment niemeand, weil da garantiert im Hintergrund was läuft.... Denn bisher wurde dieses Thema ja immer groß diskutiert , und ist Stille in dieser Sache
....alles nur meine Meinung
Interessanter Beitrag aus dem investorihub
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 10:57:23 PM
Re: igme post# 8926 Post # of 8927
Kodak's BOD is in charge of this, and will continue to be provided they receive a POR exclusivity extension in BK court tomorrow.
Judge Gropper is also scheduled to provide a summary judgement on Kodak v. Apple in BK court tomorrow.
Kodak has BILLIONS in NOL assets, 18,000 patents, world wide real estate holdings, and other hidden assets that are undervalued, or neglected altogether, when evaluating Kodak's solvency.
Why would Kodak's creditors want Ch. 7? A shotgun liquidation of Kodak's assets would likely mean a complete forfeiture of the NOL assets.
Moreover, Kodak has outlined a plan to profitability within it's proposed core set of businesses in commercial printing, packaging, and other B-to-B products and services. The NOLs would have tremendous value at this time to further increase profitability.
We must also not to readily forget that Kodak has multiple assets on the block, which could yield billions in cash. Again, the NOL assets would have tremendous value in these situations.
As I understand it, the existing common shareholders need to maintain 51% ownership of Kodak for NOL assets to remain intact.
Lastly, there is the ongoing litigation with FujiFilm, Apple, et al, which Kodak stands to benefit from, given time. I personally believe, based on my own due diligence, that Kodak has too much long term value for investors to settle for a Ch. 7 liquidation.
All of the above was written as my honest opinion, based on the facts as I understand them. Investors are strongly advised to complete their own due diligence.
Muss mal naschauen was Ch.7 bedeutet
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 10:57:23 PM
Re: igme post# 8926 Post # of 8927
Kodak's BOD is in charge of this, and will continue to be provided they receive a POR exclusivity extension in BK court tomorrow.
Judge Gropper is also scheduled to provide a summary judgement on Kodak v. Apple in BK court tomorrow.
Kodak has BILLIONS in NOL assets, 18,000 patents, world wide real estate holdings, and other hidden assets that are undervalued, or neglected altogether, when evaluating Kodak's solvency.
Why would Kodak's creditors want Ch. 7? A shotgun liquidation of Kodak's assets would likely mean a complete forfeiture of the NOL assets.
Moreover, Kodak has outlined a plan to profitability within it's proposed core set of businesses in commercial printing, packaging, and other B-to-B products and services. The NOLs would have tremendous value at this time to further increase profitability.
We must also not to readily forget that Kodak has multiple assets on the block, which could yield billions in cash. Again, the NOL assets would have tremendous value in these situations.
As I understand it, the existing common shareholders need to maintain 51% ownership of Kodak for NOL assets to remain intact.
Lastly, there is the ongoing litigation with FujiFilm, Apple, et al, which Kodak stands to benefit from, given time. I personally believe, based on my own due diligence, that Kodak has too much long term value for investors to settle for a Ch. 7 liquidation.
All of the above was written as my honest opinion, based on the facts as I understand them. Investors are strongly advised to complete their own due diligence.
Muss mal naschauen was Ch.7 bedeutet
NOL = Net Operatng Loss
und Ch 7 bedeuted so wie ich das Verstehe ganz gron Sicherung der Gebäude/Sitz usw ...
und 51% müssen common shares bleiben um das zu machen.
Und der Schreiber ist der Meinung dass Kodak zu viele Werte hätte um so was zu machen.
und Ch 7 bedeuted so wie ich das Verstehe ganz gron Sicherung der Gebäude/Sitz usw ...
und 51% müssen common shares bleiben um das zu machen.
Und der Schreiber ist der Meinung dass Kodak zu viele Werte hätte um so was zu machen.
Ch.7 bedeutet
Chapter 7= bankrott. Unternehmen wird aufgelöst oder bei fortbestand neue Aktien ausgegeben womit die alten wertlos werden.
Chapter 7= bankrott. Unternehmen wird aufgelöst oder bei fortbestand neue Aktien ausgegeben womit die alten wertlos werden.
ja, dabei ist Liquidation angestrebt und die Assets werden dabei verkauft ...
Aber der Schreiber meint ja auch, dass die Kodak zu viele Werte hat dass ein Gericht dem zustimmt ....
Aber der Schreiber meint ja auch, dass die Kodak zu viele Werte hat dass ein Gericht dem zustimmt ....
...wird spannend heute, wenn das Gericht über die Sache entscheidet...
suf einen Monolog habe ich keinen Bock und werde nun mal vorerst nicht mehr schreiben
suf einen Monolog habe ich keinen Bock und werde nun mal vorerst nicht mehr schreiben
soweit ich das verstanden habe, muss man sich am Anfang entscheiden
ob man nach chapter 11 oder 7 verfahren will.(wikipedia).
ich denke nicht dass man plötzlich von 11 nach 7 wechseln kann,
und ausserdem vermute ich dass nur firmen nach ch7
verfahren wo auch keine aktivitäten mehr vorhanden sind,
ob man nach chapter 11 oder 7 verfahren will.(wikipedia).
ich denke nicht dass man plötzlich von 11 nach 7 wechseln kann,
und ausserdem vermute ich dass nur firmen nach ch7
verfahren wo auch keine aktivitäten mehr vorhanden sind,
Hol doch mal einer den Pfandbrief her.
Der kann das ganze im Schlaf runterbeten und kennt sich damit wirklich aus ohne Mutmaßungen usw. Da gibt es dann die ungefilterte Wahrheit.
Der kann das ganze im Schlaf runterbeten und kennt sich damit wirklich aus ohne Mutmaßungen usw. Da gibt es dann die ungefilterte Wahrheit.
sowohl 11 wie auch 7 sind = Bankrott
am ehesten zu unterscheiden , wie Insolvenz und Konkurs
wie jeder Vergleich, so hinkt auch der - mag aber hilfreich sein
am ehesten zu unterscheiden , wie Insolvenz und Konkurs
wie jeder Vergleich, so hinkt auch der - mag aber hilfreich sein
Wenn eine Unternehmung in Insolvenz verfällt, wenn also die Summe ihrer Verbindlichkeiten die Summe ihrer Werte übersteigt, so hat das Unternehmen nach dem Insolvenzrecht der Vereinigten Staaten dies dem dortigen Bundesinsolvenzgericht (federal bankruptcy court) zu melden.
Es stehen ihm dann grundsätzlich zwei Möglichkeiten offen:
das Unternehmen reicht seinen Fall unter „Chapter 7“ (Liquidation) ein (engl.: to file under chapter 7)
es beantragt eine Insolvenz nach „Chapter 11“ (Reorganisation) (engl.: to file under chapter 11).
Quelle und weitere Infos:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapter_11
Es stehen ihm dann grundsätzlich zwei Möglichkeiten offen:
das Unternehmen reicht seinen Fall unter „Chapter 7“ (Liquidation) ein (engl.: to file under chapter 7)
es beantragt eine Insolvenz nach „Chapter 11“ (Reorganisation) (engl.: to file under chapter 11).
Quelle und weitere Infos:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapter_11
nur Info .. ohne Kommentar
MicroKing Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:40:12 AM
Re: MicroKing post# 8928 Post # of 8929
Hearing for summary judgement adjourned to 10/30 at 10:00am.
MicroKing Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:40:12 AM
Re: MicroKing post# 8928 Post # of 8929
Hearing for summary judgement adjourned to 10/30 at 10:00am.
Natürlich kann auch auf Chapter 7 gewechselt werden, aber anzunehmen ist, dass das nicht passiert. Es ist auch unter Chapter 11 möglich, Liquidationspläne zu fassen, sodass, wenn sich herausstellt, dass keine tragbare Weiterführung möglich ist (z.B. weil es an Investoren mangelt), ein solcher Liquidationsplan beschlossen wird.
Seit einigen Tagen wird am POR gebastelt. Geplant ist, diesen bis etwa Januar herum zu veröffentlichen -- später bräuchte man eine weitere Verlängerung. In diesem POR wird zweifellos die wertlose Ausbuchung der bisherigen common shares vorgesehen sein. Obwohl es von da an bis zum Beschluss und Inkrafttreten des PORs noch eine längere Zeit dauern wird, wäre evtl. empfehlenswert nicht bis dahin auf der heißen Kartoffel hocken zu bleiben.
Seit einigen Tagen wird am POR gebastelt. Geplant ist, diesen bis etwa Januar herum zu veröffentlichen -- später bräuchte man eine weitere Verlängerung. In diesem POR wird zweifellos die wertlose Ausbuchung der bisherigen common shares vorgesehen sein. Obwohl es von da an bis zum Beschluss und Inkrafttreten des PORs noch eine längere Zeit dauern wird, wäre evtl. empfehlenswert nicht bis dahin auf der heißen Kartoffel hocken zu bleiben.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.722.876 von Pfandbrief am 17.10.12 16:58:02das spiel kennen wir doch von wamu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.722.923 von diddelmax am 17.10.12 17:06:44Ganz recht. Bloß, bei Wamu war es so, dass (dank des dortigen sogenannten Global Settlement) die Schulden der Holding fast vollständig bedient werden konnten. Hier ist es so, dass es in den Sternen steht, ob auch nur senior unsecured teilweise bedient wird.
Die Spekulation hier spielt sich auf Ebene von senior unsecured ab. Diese Bonds notieren in der Gegend von 10 % (z.B. ISIN US277461BD00). Darüber kann man vielleicht nachdenken.
Die Spekulation hier spielt sich auf Ebene von senior unsecured ab. Diese Bonds notieren in der Gegend von 10 % (z.B. ISIN US277461BD00). Darüber kann man vielleicht nachdenken.
glaubt ihr wirklich, dass kodak jetzt einfach bankrott meldet und die alten alten ausbucht. kann sein und evtl wird das später auch noch passieren. aber werden die nicht erstmal versuchen die patente zu verticken? ich denke schon. und wenn die fraglichen patente endgültig kodak zugeschrieben wurden/werden, dann dürfte jawohl wenigstens nochmal verhandelt werden bevor ein delisting kommt
nur meine meinung und natürlich auch ein bissl hoffnung dabei
war bis grad in ner sitzung und konnte nix verfolgen. ist mir die pumpe gegangen, als ich grad mit 200sachen nach hause gedüst bin :=)
aber ist ja noch nix passiert
nur meine meinung und natürlich auch ein bissl hoffnung dabei
war bis grad in ner sitzung und konnte nix verfolgen. ist mir die pumpe gegangen, als ich grad mit 200sachen nach hause gedüst bin :=)
aber ist ja noch nix passiert
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.722.974 von boki82 am 17.10.12 17:18:16Der Patentverwertungsprozess sollte natürlich nach Möglichkeit vor der Einreichung eines POR abgeschlossen sein. Die Schwierigkeiten die sich hier ergeben haben (kurz, es will keiner zu Kodaks Preisvorstellungen kaufen), sind ein wichtiger Grund dafür (aber nicht der einzige), dass es bisher noch keinen POR gibt, und ein weiteres Mal die Frist erstreckt werden muss.
Also ja, vorher wird wohl nicht ausgebucht (obwohl auch das theoretisch ginge), aber für eine equity recovery braucht es ein Wunder bei diesem Verwertungsprozess.
Also ja, vorher wird wohl nicht ausgebucht (obwohl auch das theoretisch ginge), aber für eine equity recovery braucht es ein Wunder bei diesem Verwertungsprozess.
Zitat von Pfandbrief: Natürlich kann auch auf Chapter 7 gewechselt werden, aber anzunehmen ist, dass das nicht passiert. Es ist auch unter Chapter 11 möglich, Liquidationspläne zu fassen, sodass, wenn sich herausstellt, dass keine tragbare Weiterführung möglich ist (z.B. weil es an Investoren mangelt), ein solcher Liquidationsplan beschlossen wird.
Seit einigen Tagen wird am POR gebastelt. Geplant ist, diesen bis etwa Januar herum zu veröffentlichen -- später bräuchte man eine weitere Verlängerung. In diesem POR wird zweifellos die wertlose Ausbuchung der bisherigen common shares vorgesehen sein. Obwohl es von da an bis zum Beschluss und Inkrafttreten des PORs noch eine längere Zeit dauern wird, wäre evtl. empfehlenswert nicht bis dahin auf der heißen Kartoffel hocken zu bleiben.
..." In diesem POR wird zweifellos die wertlose Ausbuchung der bisherigen common shares vorgesehen sein"...
wie kommen sie auf diese feststellung? auf welche zahlen und fakten berufen sie sich da?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.723.000 von Pfandbrief am 17.10.12 17:25:34ich nix verstehen, ich zocker.
gibt zock oder gibt nix zock?
gibt zock oder gibt nix zock?
...wenn es Kodak nicht gelingt, die Altverbindlichkeiten, zumindest aber die Kosten der Umstruckturierung = Zwischenfinanzierung 1 Mrd + Zinsen aus dem Patentverkauf zu erlösen, so wird frisches Geld benötigt, weshalb sollten die sich dann mit den Alt Aktien behängen- würden wir doch auch nicht tun, kein monetäres Hirn macht das - ist Fakt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.723.022 von 1tenbagger am 17.10.12 17:30:23wie kommen sie auf diese feststellung? auf welche zahlen und fakten berufen sie sich da?
Im aktuellen MOR ( http://www.kccllc.net/documents/1210202/12102021209280000000… ) ergibt sich selbst bei den offensichtlich optimistischen Wertansätzen -- insbesondere für die non-debtor entities -- ein negatives Eigenkapital von über 1,4 Milliarden (Seite 13). Monat für Monat wird das mehr, weil Cash durchgebrannt wird (Seite 12).
Damit das ins Plus dreht, wäre ein klares Übertreffen selbst der optimistischsten Annahmen bezüglich des Verkaufswertes der aufzugebenden Geschäftsbereiche (inkl. Patente) erforderlich. Über den Daumen gepeilt wohl mind. 3 Mrd. Nettoerlös.
Angesichts der Totalpleite bei der letzten Patentauktion kann ich beim besten Willen nicht sehen wie das zugehen soll.
Im aktuellen MOR ( http://www.kccllc.net/documents/1210202/12102021209280000000… ) ergibt sich selbst bei den offensichtlich optimistischen Wertansätzen -- insbesondere für die non-debtor entities -- ein negatives Eigenkapital von über 1,4 Milliarden (Seite 13). Monat für Monat wird das mehr, weil Cash durchgebrannt wird (Seite 12).
Damit das ins Plus dreht, wäre ein klares Übertreffen selbst der optimistischsten Annahmen bezüglich des Verkaufswertes der aufzugebenden Geschäftsbereiche (inkl. Patente) erforderlich. Über den Daumen gepeilt wohl mind. 3 Mrd. Nettoerlös.
Angesichts der Totalpleite bei der letzten Patentauktion kann ich beim besten Willen nicht sehen wie das zugehen soll.
sach ich doch ... is nich so schwer ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.723.091 von darkroastedblend am 17.10.12 17:42:39also ihr seid beide fest davon überzeugt: wer jetzt investiert ist solle schnellstmöglich retten was zu retten ist!?
Zitat von boki82: also ihr seid beide fest davon überzeugt: wer jetzt investiert ist solle schnellstmöglich retten was zu retten ist!?
Dann würde sich die Frage stellen warum man hier überhaupt rein ist. Die eigentliche Chance bei Aktien wie dieser liegt daran, sie an einen Dümmeren höher loszuwerden. D.h. man wartet auf einen "Hype" und steigt dann aber konsequent aus.
Natürlich ist das so leicht nicht, denn wenn so ein Hype nicht kommt, hockt man rasch auf einem Buchverlust, weil die Schwerkraft so nen Inso-Chart halt dauernd nach unten zieht. Und das Problem mit einem Buchverlust ist, dass man ihn nicht realisieren mag. Und so bleibt man dann halt bis zum bitteren Ende.
Solche Überlegungen sollte man sich durch den Kopf gehen lassen wenn man sich fragt ob man raus soll oder nicht. Wann und ob so ein Sinnloshype kommt, ist gänzlich unprognostizierbar und reines Glücksspiel.
ich bin deshalb hier, da ich die Hoffnung auf den "weißen Ritter", in welcher Gestalt er auch kommen mag, noch nicht aufgegeben habe und eigentlich hat mich Kodak mit seinen vollmundigen mehr als 2 Mrd Patenterlösaussichten angelockt, da es so unwahrscheinlich nicht erschien und ggf.... wer kann das schon wissen, ... auch wenn die Totalausbuchung näher liegen mag ...
was ist den jetzt passiert
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wer hat den kurs jetzt so aprupt krachen lassen und wie macht man das?
das geht ja innerhalb von sekunden, wie kriegt der/die das so gesteuert?
ich raff es nich
das geht ja innerhalb von sekunden, wie kriegt der/die das so gesteuert?
ich raff es nich
Zitat von boki82: glaubt ihr wirklich, dass kodak jetzt einfach bankrott meldet und die alten alten ausbucht. kann sein und evtl wird das später auch noch passieren. aber werden die nicht erstmal versuchen die patente zu verticken? ich denke schon. und wenn die fraglichen patente endgültig kodak zugeschrieben wurden/werden, dann dürfte jawohl wenigstens nochmal verhandelt werden bevor ein delisting kommt
Wer auf die Gesundheit/ Rente, seiner ehmaligen Angstellten schei*t, die das Unternehmen mit aufgebaut haben. Wird auch keine Probleme damit haben die alten Aktien auszubuchen und neue rauszubringen. Es geht nur ums Geld und nicht um Sozialamt spielen. Wirtschaft ist hart, grausam und direkt.
Denk nur mal in Ruhe drüber nach, du steckst hier mit viel Geld drin.
@pfandbrief: Danke fürs schreiben
Kodak Creditors Meeting
By: WROC-TV
Updated: October 17, 2012
http://rochesterhomepage.net/fulltext?nxd_id=348272
link zum bericht
By: WROC-TV
Updated: October 17, 2012
http://rochesterhomepage.net/fulltext?nxd_id=348272
link zum bericht
Company
Number of Patents
Apple
>3,800 patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
Google
760 U.S. patents + >1,000 IBM patents
HTC
127 U.S. patents + 82 patents from ADC + 253 S3 Graphics patents/apps
Kodak
~10,000 patents in total portfolio
>1,100 digital imaging patents
LG Electronics
>9,600 patents
Microsoft
>18,000 US patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
Motorola Mobility
17,500 patents + 7,500 apps
Nokia
>10,000 patent families
Oracle
>10,000 U.S. patents
RIM
~10,000-15,000 patents + >6,000 Nortel patents
Samsung
>36,000 patents
Sony Ericsson
>27,000 U.S. patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
O. Kodak v. Apple and HTC (W.D.N.Y. and ITC 2012)
On January 10, 2012, just nine days before its bankruptcy filing, Kodak sued both Apple and HTC over smartphones and tablet cameras at the ITC.[69] Five patents were asserted – four cover technology allowing users to share images with others directly from their digital cameras, and the remaining covers color previews of images available on digital cameras. That same day, Kodak also filed separate cases against Apple and HTC in the Western District of New York over the same four patents.[70] Kodak generally accused camera-equipped smartphones and tablets. On February 8, 2012, Apple responded to Kodak’s complaint, criticizing Kodak for not seeking legitimate protection of a domestic industry and for seeking to maximize the value of Kodak’s patent portfolio to sell to the highest bidder. The cases are still pending.
Earlier this year, on February 14, 2012, Apple asked a New York bankruptcy judge for permission to file patent infringement complaints against Kodak at the ITC and in the Western District of New York. Smartphones were again not implicated. The U.S. Bankruptcy judge denied Apple’s motion.[71]
http://www.metrocorpcounsel.com/articles/21011/smartphone-pa…
Number of Patents
Apple
>3,800 patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
760 U.S. patents + >1,000 IBM patents
HTC
127 U.S. patents + 82 patents from ADC + 253 S3 Graphics patents/apps
Kodak
~10,000 patents in total portfolio
>1,100 digital imaging patents
LG Electronics
>9,600 patents
Microsoft
>18,000 US patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
Motorola Mobility
17,500 patents + 7,500 apps
Nokia
>10,000 patent families
Oracle
>10,000 U.S. patents
RIM
~10,000-15,000 patents + >6,000 Nortel patents
Samsung
>36,000 patents
Sony Ericsson
>27,000 U.S. patents + >6,000 Nortel patents/apps
O. Kodak v. Apple and HTC (W.D.N.Y. and ITC 2012)
On January 10, 2012, just nine days before its bankruptcy filing, Kodak sued both Apple and HTC over smartphones and tablet cameras at the ITC.[69] Five patents were asserted – four cover technology allowing users to share images with others directly from their digital cameras, and the remaining covers color previews of images available on digital cameras. That same day, Kodak also filed separate cases against Apple and HTC in the Western District of New York over the same four patents.[70] Kodak generally accused camera-equipped smartphones and tablets. On February 8, 2012, Apple responded to Kodak’s complaint, criticizing Kodak for not seeking legitimate protection of a domestic industry and for seeking to maximize the value of Kodak’s patent portfolio to sell to the highest bidder. The cases are still pending.
Earlier this year, on February 14, 2012, Apple asked a New York bankruptcy judge for permission to file patent infringement complaints against Kodak at the ITC and in the Western District of New York. Smartphones were again not implicated. The U.S. Bankruptcy judge denied Apple’s motion.[71]
http://www.metrocorpcounsel.com/articles/21011/smartphone-pa…
Kodak's courtroom drama continues after a judge decides to postpone a major decision concerning the company's reorganization plan.
Kodak says it needs more time to develop a plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
They didn't get their wish in court on Wednesday but their request wasn't denied either.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper adjourned the motion to rule on extending Kodak's deadline until next month.
The company announced it was filing for bankruptcy in January, leaving some to wonder what's taking so long.
Kodak had to completely re-do their reorganization plan in the middle of August after months of disappointing bids for its patents, and delay of sales.
Financial analyst George Conboy of Brighton Securities believes that because the issue is so complex, Kodak will eventually get the extension they want.
He said "When they come back in November we expect the judge will approve an extension unless you see a serious objection from the creditors. So far that seems unlikely...It means now that Kodak will not emerge from bankruptcy before next spring, not gonna happen over the winter."
The extension hearing is rescheduled for November 14.
Kodak will be in court ahead of that, on October 29 on a different matter.
This time, the bankruptcy judge will consider a deal between Kodak and the retirees regarding healthcare benefits.
Kodak says it needs more time to develop a plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
They didn't get their wish in court on Wednesday but their request wasn't denied either.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Allan Gropper adjourned the motion to rule on extending Kodak's deadline until next month.
The company announced it was filing for bankruptcy in January, leaving some to wonder what's taking so long.
Kodak had to completely re-do their reorganization plan in the middle of August after months of disappointing bids for its patents, and delay of sales.
Financial analyst George Conboy of Brighton Securities believes that because the issue is so complex, Kodak will eventually get the extension they want.
He said "When they come back in November we expect the judge will approve an extension unless you see a serious objection from the creditors. So far that seems unlikely...It means now that Kodak will not emerge from bankruptcy before next spring, not gonna happen over the winter."
The extension hearing is rescheduled for November 14.
Kodak will be in court ahead of that, on October 29 on a different matter.
This time, the bankruptcy judge will consider a deal between Kodak and the retirees regarding healthcare benefits.
Law360, New York (October 17, 2012, 2:02 PM ET) -- A Texas federal judge on Monday shot down Research In Motion Ltd.'s attempt to narrow part of a patent dispute with Eastman Kodak Co., the film and photo equipment company that filed for bankruptcy early this year.
In a one-page order, U.S. District Judge Ed Kinkeade denied RIM's motion for partial summary judgment in an action the BlackBerry maker brought seeking a declaration that it did not infringe a handful of Kodak patents on camera and digital imaging
In a one-page order, U.S. District Judge Ed Kinkeade denied RIM's motion for partial summary judgment in an action the BlackBerry maker brought seeking a declaration that it did not infringe a handful of Kodak patents on camera and digital imaging
hi ihr alle, lese ich das richtig dass der Richter zugunsten des Gesamtpaketes an Patenten entschieden hat ?? Die Herauslösung Einzelner ist nicht möglich? Wenn das so wäre, mein Englisch ist nicht das beste , wie auch das des Translators, dann neigt sich die Waage aber zugunsten Kodak - was meint ihr
hat scheinbar keiner gelesen, wie das zu werten ist wird uns die Börseneröffnung in den Staat zeigen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.726.326 von darkroastedblend am 18.10.12 13:14:48...die Meinung im thread in USA ist dass dies der grund des Volumens am Montag war...
dann wird ja alles auch gut,... wenn sich die Auffassung des Gerichts weiter durchsetzt gibt es tatsächlich ordentlich Dollar für Kodak... erstaunlich... n.m.M ... und Apple samt Samsung kriegen tränende Augen
Frankfurt
0,173
100.000
0,17
0,18
70.667
da wollen auch in Frankfurt noch einige gross rein,.. :-)
0,173
100.000
0,17
0,18
70.667
da wollen auch in Frankfurt noch einige gross rein,.. :-)
wenn kodak doch noch mehr als nun gedacht für die Patente bekommt, kann es doch gut für die Aktionäre werden?
offensichtlich wird es nicht zugelassen den Patentepool zu fleddern und damit hat wohl niemand gerechnet, in jedem Falle ist es wieder spannend und gut für Kodak n.m.M
...da es keine news gibt tippe ich auf -5prozent am ende des tages
Volumen gering... da soll einer schlau werden,
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.727.128 von darkroastedblend am 18.10.12 15:57:37in einer stunde gehts wieder los dann wird wieder günstig eingekauft einige hundert tausend gehen dann schnell wieder durch,... vielleicht sehen wir heute noch die 0,24... wenn mit hohen Umsatz wer natürlich wichtig,.. n.m.m
ich bin raus, habe heute nach und nach alles zwischen 0,225 und 0,232 vertickt. irgendwann muss schluss sein. mittleren vierstelligen betrag verloren aber man kann nicht immer gewinnen.
war schön mit euch, ich wünsche euch sehr, dass der patentverkauf doch noch klappt und kodak es mit euch aus chapt 11 schafft.
war schön mit euch, ich wünsche euch sehr, dass der patentverkauf doch noch klappt und kodak es mit euch aus chapt 11 schafft.
Hallo Boki,....versteh das jetzt nicht ganz,..... das spiel geht immer es geht darum nicht die nerven zu verlieren.... siehst was gerade passiert,... ich denke das wahr nicht gut,..aber ich verstehe dich auch weil es mir auch schon ganz verschissen gegangen ist und,...wenn mann soviel im minus wahr das ist eben aussteigen wie ein gewinn,.... man wird sehen
schade boki, ich bedauere das ...lass es Dir gut gehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.728.279 von darkroastedblend am 18.10.12 20:07:45jA ALLES GUTE
was Du jetzt noch hast ist sicher... (oder doch nicht soweit es wieder "eingesetzt" wird?!)
Aber warum gerade heute? Wie auch immer, hoffe Du hast wieder an anderer Stelle mehr Glück damit das minus schnell wieder rein kommt...
Alles Gute auch von mir...
Aber warum gerade heute? Wie auch immer, hoffe Du hast wieder an anderer Stelle mehr Glück damit das minus schnell wieder rein kommt...
Alles Gute auch von mir...
alles roger takeprofit?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.728.494 von darkroastedblend am 18.10.12 21:02:30ja du Clown
sag mal, bist Du Jahrgang 12 ?
kaum bin ich weg, werden hier plötzlich alle so lustig
danke für die netten worte
verfolge das geschehen jetzt wesentlich entspannter mit 5000stück zu 0,225
Galgenhumor?
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Hitachi and Eastman Kodak Watermarking Patents
On Tuesdays the USPTO issues new patents. Today's Spotlight Patents address aspects of digital watermarking / fingerprinting. Assigned to Hitachi, the first patent concerns techniques for dynamically detecting image tampering. Assigned to Eastman Kodak, the second patent addresses techniques for dating images from scanned watermarks [I think this is more fingerprinting than watermarking but it's their patent].
8,285,998, "Dynamic image content tamper detecting device and system," assigned to Hitachi Government & Public Corporation System Engineering, Ltd. (JP).
Abstract
Regularity information such as time codes embedded preliminarily through an electronic watermark is detected from a predetermined number of pieces of continuous frame data of video content through the electronic watermark. In the case where the electronic watermark is not detected from the predetermined number of pieces of continuous frame data, a non-detection count is calculated, and falsification of the predetermined number of pieces of frame data is determined on the basis of the detected regularity information and the non-detection count. Accordingly, falsification such as deletion, addition, and replacement of video content is detected with high accuracy using the electronic watermark.
8,290,205, "Dating images from scanned watermarks," assigned to Eastman Kodak Company.
Abstract
A method for dating photographic prints comprising scanning a front side of a photographic print forming an image scan; scanning a back side of the photographic print forming a back scan; defining a database of photographic print watermarks, each photographic print watermark comprising a representation of a watermark pattern and an associated date range; analyzing the back scan using a cross-correlation process between the back scan and the watermark patterns in the database of photographic print watermarks to identify a matching photographic print watermark; determining a date range for the image scan responsive to the identified matching photographic print watermark; and associating the determined date range with the image scan.
http://www.managingrights.com/2012/10/hitachi-and-eastman-ko…
Hitachi and Eastman Kodak Watermarking Patents
On Tuesdays the USPTO issues new patents. Today's Spotlight Patents address aspects of digital watermarking / fingerprinting. Assigned to Hitachi, the first patent concerns techniques for dynamically detecting image tampering. Assigned to Eastman Kodak, the second patent addresses techniques for dating images from scanned watermarks [I think this is more fingerprinting than watermarking but it's their patent].
8,285,998, "Dynamic image content tamper detecting device and system," assigned to Hitachi Government & Public Corporation System Engineering, Ltd. (JP).
Abstract
Regularity information such as time codes embedded preliminarily through an electronic watermark is detected from a predetermined number of pieces of continuous frame data of video content through the electronic watermark. In the case where the electronic watermark is not detected from the predetermined number of pieces of continuous frame data, a non-detection count is calculated, and falsification of the predetermined number of pieces of frame data is determined on the basis of the detected regularity information and the non-detection count. Accordingly, falsification such as deletion, addition, and replacement of video content is detected with high accuracy using the electronic watermark.
8,290,205, "Dating images from scanned watermarks," assigned to Eastman Kodak Company.
Abstract
A method for dating photographic prints comprising scanning a front side of a photographic print forming an image scan; scanning a back side of the photographic print forming a back scan; defining a database of photographic print watermarks, each photographic print watermark comprising a representation of a watermark pattern and an associated date range; analyzing the back scan using a cross-correlation process between the back scan and the watermark patterns in the database of photographic print watermarks to identify a matching photographic print watermark; determining a date range for the image scan responsive to the identified matching photographic print watermark; and associating the determined date range with the image scan.
http://www.managingrights.com/2012/10/hitachi-and-eastman-ko…
18.10.2012 | Kodak
GUA-Konferenz zieht Teilnehmer an
Die Graphic Users Association hat Anfang dieses Monats im belgischen La Hulpe die siebte Jahreskonferenz veranstaltet. Mehr als 150 Kodak-Kunden aus 18 Ländern kamen.
Die Keynote kam von Phil Cullimore
(dmnet) Bei der Konferenz wurden unterschiedliche Themen diskutiert, wie: mit Web-to-Print Geld verdienen, effektive Nutzung von Crossmedia im Rahmen integrierter Marketingkampagnen, Einsatz des Offset- und Digitaldrucks für eine hybride Druckproduktion und wie sich Druckdienstleister zu Marketing-Dienstleistern weiterentwickeln können.
Die Konferenz bot den Teilnehmern auch eine Plattform für das persönliche Gespräch mit anderen Kodak-Kunden, die sich ähnlichen Herausforderungen gegenübersehen wie sie selbst. Dabei konnten sie Gedanken und Ideen darüber austauschen, wie die jeweiligen Unternehmen ihre Geschäftsaktivitäten erfolgreich voranbringen können. Auf diese Weise sind schon langfristige Beziehungen zwischen Repräsentanten verschiedener Unternehmen entstanden.
Die GUA ist eine weltweite, unabhängige Nonprofit-Organisation, die von Anwendern für Anwender von Kodak-Technologie ins Leben gerufen wurde. Der europäische Zweig des GUA-Vorstands, der über die Aktivitäten der europäischen Vereinigung bestimmt, setzt sich aus sieben Kodak-Kunden und zwei Vertretern von Kodak zusammen. (kü)
http://druck-medien.net/aktuell/newsdetail/article/18586-kod…
GUA-Konferenz zieht Teilnehmer an
Die Graphic Users Association hat Anfang dieses Monats im belgischen La Hulpe die siebte Jahreskonferenz veranstaltet. Mehr als 150 Kodak-Kunden aus 18 Ländern kamen.
Die Keynote kam von Phil Cullimore
(dmnet) Bei der Konferenz wurden unterschiedliche Themen diskutiert, wie: mit Web-to-Print Geld verdienen, effektive Nutzung von Crossmedia im Rahmen integrierter Marketingkampagnen, Einsatz des Offset- und Digitaldrucks für eine hybride Druckproduktion und wie sich Druckdienstleister zu Marketing-Dienstleistern weiterentwickeln können.
Die Konferenz bot den Teilnehmern auch eine Plattform für das persönliche Gespräch mit anderen Kodak-Kunden, die sich ähnlichen Herausforderungen gegenübersehen wie sie selbst. Dabei konnten sie Gedanken und Ideen darüber austauschen, wie die jeweiligen Unternehmen ihre Geschäftsaktivitäten erfolgreich voranbringen können. Auf diese Weise sind schon langfristige Beziehungen zwischen Repräsentanten verschiedener Unternehmen entstanden.
Die GUA ist eine weltweite, unabhängige Nonprofit-Organisation, die von Anwendern für Anwender von Kodak-Technologie ins Leben gerufen wurde. Der europäische Zweig des GUA-Vorstands, der über die Aktivitäten der europäischen Vereinigung bestimmt, setzt sich aus sieben Kodak-Kunden und zwei Vertretern von Kodak zusammen. (kü)
http://druck-medien.net/aktuell/newsdetail/article/18586-kod…
tschüss Boki, schade aber viel Glück für Dich (vielleicht war es auch richtig so)
Gruss mattangriff
Gruss mattangriff
guten morgen,
danke mattangriff
dieser bericht liest sich doch sehr gut für EUCH :=) und meine 5000stückchen
Ditching retiree healthcare benefits is 'very good news' for Kodak
By David Ward, San Diego Thursday, 18 October 2012
A Kodak spokesman has described the decision to end retiree and survivor healthcare benefits from 1 January 2013, thereby ending a $1.2bn liability, as "very good news" for the company.
In an interview this week with PrintWeek, Kodak’s VP of corporate strategy and commercial marketing Chris Payne was keen to stress the upside of a deal that the company acknowledged would "pose challenges" for retirees.
"That’s actually very good news for Kodak and its commercial imaging group because obviously the cash cost to the company of these obligations was very high and effectively that now diminishes from January 1," he said, adding there are other legacy costs the company is committed on as well.
The retiree benefits program includes medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits, which in total equate to a $1.2bn liability that Kodak has reached an agreement in principle to resolve with the Official Committee of Retirees.
Kodak has offered a $7.5m cash payment to support initial administration and benefit obligations, a $635m unsecured claim and a $15m allowed administrative claim.
Meanwhile, in a separate announcement, Kodak has revealed how it will work with its creditors and bond holders as it makes slow but steady progress to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy some time in mid-2013.
The second announcement, which basically set the stage for negotiations with its many creditors, and bondholders, included the company’s forecasts for the coming year that project Kodak’s US operations will have modest losses both this month and in November followed by a small $9m profit in December 2012.
Kodak estimated it US business will have negative cash flow of $110m in the first half of 2013, but rebound strongly in the second half of 2013 and in 2014 and 2015. Payne suggested the projections were all part of the bankruptcy process — and part of the process to turn the company into a B2B focused firm primarily centered on digital commercial print.
"We need to file a plan for reorganization which we will do probably in the first half of next year," he continued. "In order to do that we need to have a business that is operationally sound as we move forward and the bond holders and creditors need to agree to the plan and then somebody needs to fund it as we come out of Chapter 11."
Payne added that most, but not all, of Kodak’s creditors are related to legacy businesses that don’t involve commercial printing.
"There are very few creditors that are large customers, though there are some," he said. "The bond holders and credit holders are mostly financial institutions with some others on the consumer side, including retailers," he said.
Payne also stressed that the decision to focus the future of the company on its B2B commercial digital print/packaging was made well before the company filed for Chapter 11 in January. "We said this was the heart of the emerging company and you can see why it’s a business that we’ve chosen, because obviously it has opportunity for us and it has opportunity for our customers given how we see the business moving forward," he said.
"The good things about drupa or even last week’s Graph Expo in Chicago is how our customers view the solutions that we have — that gives us confidence going forward."
In recent interviews, Kodak Chairman/CEO Antonio Perez said the company will exit Chapter 11 sometime in mid-2013 and Payne stressed those plans have not changed. "None of this impacts the time at all — this is actually one of the formal steps you have to go through to get to the restructuring plan and there are a number of other steps that we have to file."
Payne stressed that the vast majority of its customers continued to voice support for Kodak commercial printing operations at last week’s GraphExpo in Chicago, adding: "That gives us confidence that our technology can provide a solution that adds value to our customers’ work.
"I’ve seen some of the skepticism around but it really doesn’t affect where we’re going because I can see the value and our path has been pretty consistent since day one. If you go back to before Chapter 11, we always believe that the commercial printing business was the future for Kodak, given where our technology is and where our core customers are in this business."
http://www.printweek.com/news/1155610/ditching-retiree-healt…
danke mattangriff
dieser bericht liest sich doch sehr gut für EUCH :=) und meine 5000stückchen
Ditching retiree healthcare benefits is 'very good news' for Kodak
By David Ward, San Diego Thursday, 18 October 2012
A Kodak spokesman has described the decision to end retiree and survivor healthcare benefits from 1 January 2013, thereby ending a $1.2bn liability, as "very good news" for the company.
In an interview this week with PrintWeek, Kodak’s VP of corporate strategy and commercial marketing Chris Payne was keen to stress the upside of a deal that the company acknowledged would "pose challenges" for retirees.
"That’s actually very good news for Kodak and its commercial imaging group because obviously the cash cost to the company of these obligations was very high and effectively that now diminishes from January 1," he said, adding there are other legacy costs the company is committed on as well.
The retiree benefits program includes medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits, which in total equate to a $1.2bn liability that Kodak has reached an agreement in principle to resolve with the Official Committee of Retirees.
Kodak has offered a $7.5m cash payment to support initial administration and benefit obligations, a $635m unsecured claim and a $15m allowed administrative claim.
Meanwhile, in a separate announcement, Kodak has revealed how it will work with its creditors and bond holders as it makes slow but steady progress to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy some time in mid-2013.
The second announcement, which basically set the stage for negotiations with its many creditors, and bondholders, included the company’s forecasts for the coming year that project Kodak’s US operations will have modest losses both this month and in November followed by a small $9m profit in December 2012.
Kodak estimated it US business will have negative cash flow of $110m in the first half of 2013, but rebound strongly in the second half of 2013 and in 2014 and 2015. Payne suggested the projections were all part of the bankruptcy process — and part of the process to turn the company into a B2B focused firm primarily centered on digital commercial print.
"We need to file a plan for reorganization which we will do probably in the first half of next year," he continued. "In order to do that we need to have a business that is operationally sound as we move forward and the bond holders and creditors need to agree to the plan and then somebody needs to fund it as we come out of Chapter 11."
Payne added that most, but not all, of Kodak’s creditors are related to legacy businesses that don’t involve commercial printing.
"There are very few creditors that are large customers, though there are some," he said. "The bond holders and credit holders are mostly financial institutions with some others on the consumer side, including retailers," he said.
Payne also stressed that the decision to focus the future of the company on its B2B commercial digital print/packaging was made well before the company filed for Chapter 11 in January. "We said this was the heart of the emerging company and you can see why it’s a business that we’ve chosen, because obviously it has opportunity for us and it has opportunity for our customers given how we see the business moving forward," he said.
"The good things about drupa or even last week’s Graph Expo in Chicago is how our customers view the solutions that we have — that gives us confidence going forward."
In recent interviews, Kodak Chairman/CEO Antonio Perez said the company will exit Chapter 11 sometime in mid-2013 and Payne stressed those plans have not changed. "None of this impacts the time at all — this is actually one of the formal steps you have to go through to get to the restructuring plan and there are a number of other steps that we have to file."
Payne stressed that the vast majority of its customers continued to voice support for Kodak commercial printing operations at last week’s GraphExpo in Chicago, adding: "That gives us confidence that our technology can provide a solution that adds value to our customers’ work.
"I’ve seen some of the skepticism around but it really doesn’t affect where we’re going because I can see the value and our path has been pretty consistent since day one. If you go back to before Chapter 11, we always believe that the commercial printing business was the future for Kodak, given where our technology is and where our core customers are in this business."
http://www.printweek.com/news/1155610/ditching-retiree-healt…
so ein kleiner Ausblick bzgl. der Aktionäre wäre irgendwann auch nicht schlecht, eine Andeutung ...eine Möglichkeit ...ein Gerücht , ansonsten ist das alles schön geschrieben, bedeutet aber für die Aktionäre keinen Cent...Chapter 11 hin und her ... meine Hoffnung ist, dass die Chefs selber soviele Shares haben, dass sie sich kräftig und schmerzhaft in`s eigene Fleisch schneiden würden, kann dazu jemand was schreiben, hab keine Lust zum Suchen
Anton Group Demonstrates Commitment to KODAK Stream Inkjet Technology with Multimillion-Pound Deal
Successful cooperation between the two companies drives development of game-changing, hybrid printing solutions for direct mail applications
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct 19, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Anton Group in Laindon, Essex, U.K., has invested in 18 KODAK PROSPER S5 Imprinting Systems and two KODAK NEXPRESS Digital Production Color Presses equipped with KODAK NEXPRESS Fifth Imaging Units to facilitate the new neon, metallic, and pearlescent ink enhancements. This raises Anton's total number of NEXPRESS Presses to nine, including the KODAK NEXPRESS SX Platform with its larger sheet size. The combination will raise Anton's competitive advantage in variable-data applications such as direct mail with high speed and rich quality.
This latest significant investment in Kodak supports Anton's growth strategy, which includes both hybrid and digital printing. "Our move into hybrid printing has been one of the most exciting projects I have been involved in," says John Knight, CEO of the Anton Group, a privately owned company and one of the United Kingdom's largest printing, mailing, and fulfillment companies. "It is totally game changing and has raised the bar. There is a massive expectation from our customer base, and we can see more work coming our way. Waste savings are 20 percent on any one job, speed to market is mammoth, and it cuts out all other processes."
Anton will use the KODAK PROSPER S5 Imprinting Systems to deploy a hybrid printing solution on its lithographic offset presses. The PROSPER S5 System will integrate with a HEIDELBERG CUTSTAR Short-Grain Sheeter. Kodak's digital imprinting systems will enable Anton to produce high-quality variable data inline on its lithographic presses at full engine speed for direct mail applications.
Anton's investment in its new NEXPRESS Presses reinforces its growth in digital production technology. The presses extend Anton's overall digital capabilities such as advanced personalization. The NEXPRESS Fifth Imaging Unit Solutions will provide options for uniquely creative, targeted direct mail applications, while the NEXPRESS SX Platform features high-volume capacity to produce hundreds of thousands of pieces. Anton is successfully using NEXPRESS Presses for multiple applications and has recently won new business, including a significant order from a leading private bank.
John Knight is recognized in the industry as leading the way. His entrepreneurial spirit thrives on having a competitive edge. "We continue to add the latest technology to our plant list," continues Knight. "We invest in the best to ensure winning the best possible market share. The Kodak team has been exceptional - working closely together with us on this project. We did it together. In today's tough business world, it's great to have partners you can trust. Clients win from it, and we will win from the ability to offer our customers the best possible products. Hybrid Printing is the future, and I believe it's here to stay. The industry needs an uplift, and this way offset printers will have a window to a digital future."
About Kodak
As the world's foremost imaging innovator, Kodak helps consumers, businesses, and creative professionals unleash the power of images, information, and printing to enrich their lives.
In the graphic communications industry, Kodak serves customers in the printing, publishing, packaging and enterprise markets with intelligent solutions for competitive advantage and greater return on investment. For more information, visit graphics.kodak.com. Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/kodakidigprint and visit our blog at growyourbiz.kodak.com.
(Kodak, Prosper and NexPress are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company.)
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
Successful cooperation between the two companies drives development of game-changing, hybrid printing solutions for direct mail applications
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct 19, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Anton Group in Laindon, Essex, U.K., has invested in 18 KODAK PROSPER S5 Imprinting Systems and two KODAK NEXPRESS Digital Production Color Presses equipped with KODAK NEXPRESS Fifth Imaging Units to facilitate the new neon, metallic, and pearlescent ink enhancements. This raises Anton's total number of NEXPRESS Presses to nine, including the KODAK NEXPRESS SX Platform with its larger sheet size. The combination will raise Anton's competitive advantage in variable-data applications such as direct mail with high speed and rich quality.
This latest significant investment in Kodak supports Anton's growth strategy, which includes both hybrid and digital printing. "Our move into hybrid printing has been one of the most exciting projects I have been involved in," says John Knight, CEO of the Anton Group, a privately owned company and one of the United Kingdom's largest printing, mailing, and fulfillment companies. "It is totally game changing and has raised the bar. There is a massive expectation from our customer base, and we can see more work coming our way. Waste savings are 20 percent on any one job, speed to market is mammoth, and it cuts out all other processes."
Anton will use the KODAK PROSPER S5 Imprinting Systems to deploy a hybrid printing solution on its lithographic offset presses. The PROSPER S5 System will integrate with a HEIDELBERG CUTSTAR Short-Grain Sheeter. Kodak's digital imprinting systems will enable Anton to produce high-quality variable data inline on its lithographic presses at full engine speed for direct mail applications.
Anton's investment in its new NEXPRESS Presses reinforces its growth in digital production technology. The presses extend Anton's overall digital capabilities such as advanced personalization. The NEXPRESS Fifth Imaging Unit Solutions will provide options for uniquely creative, targeted direct mail applications, while the NEXPRESS SX Platform features high-volume capacity to produce hundreds of thousands of pieces. Anton is successfully using NEXPRESS Presses for multiple applications and has recently won new business, including a significant order from a leading private bank.
John Knight is recognized in the industry as leading the way. His entrepreneurial spirit thrives on having a competitive edge. "We continue to add the latest technology to our plant list," continues Knight. "We invest in the best to ensure winning the best possible market share. The Kodak team has been exceptional - working closely together with us on this project. We did it together. In today's tough business world, it's great to have partners you can trust. Clients win from it, and we will win from the ability to offer our customers the best possible products. Hybrid Printing is the future, and I believe it's here to stay. The industry needs an uplift, and this way offset printers will have a window to a digital future."
About Kodak
As the world's foremost imaging innovator, Kodak helps consumers, businesses, and creative professionals unleash the power of images, information, and printing to enrich their lives.
In the graphic communications industry, Kodak serves customers in the printing, publishing, packaging and enterprise markets with intelligent solutions for competitive advantage and greater return on investment. For more information, visit graphics.kodak.com. Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/kodakidigprint and visit our blog at growyourbiz.kodak.com.
(Kodak, Prosper and NexPress are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company.)
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
es kommt wieder ein bissl kohle in die kasse
BRIEF: UK business invests in 18 Kettering-assembled Kodak printers
Oct 19, 2012 (Dayton Daily News - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- One of the United Kingdom's largest printing and mailing companies has invested in 18 Kodak Prosper S5 printing systems, Eastman Kodak said Friday.
The Prosper inkjet printing systems are designed and assembled at Kodak's operation in Kettering, at the Miami Valley Research Park off Research Boulevard. The Kettering operation is the company's largest work site outside its Rochester, N.Y. headquarters.
The Anton Group also bought two Kodak digital production presses, which are made in Rochester.
Kodak -- which had 500 employees in Kettering when the company last gave employee counts -- filed for Chapter 11 protection in late January. Kettering is home to the company's commercial inkjet facility, where its business inkjet printers are designed.
The Anton Group is one of the U.K.'s largest printing, mailing and fulfillment companies, Kodak said in a statement.
Kodak did not give an exact sales price, but in its announcement, the company called the purchase a "multimillion-pound deal." One British pound sterling is trading at about U.S. $1.60.
Kodak has said the Kettering operation will be a part of the company's future.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
BRIEF: UK business invests in 18 Kettering-assembled Kodak printers
Oct 19, 2012 (Dayton Daily News - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- One of the United Kingdom's largest printing and mailing companies has invested in 18 Kodak Prosper S5 printing systems, Eastman Kodak said Friday.
The Prosper inkjet printing systems are designed and assembled at Kodak's operation in Kettering, at the Miami Valley Research Park off Research Boulevard. The Kettering operation is the company's largest work site outside its Rochester, N.Y. headquarters.
The Anton Group also bought two Kodak digital production presses, which are made in Rochester.
Kodak -- which had 500 employees in Kettering when the company last gave employee counts -- filed for Chapter 11 protection in late January. Kettering is home to the company's commercial inkjet facility, where its business inkjet printers are designed.
The Anton Group is one of the U.K.'s largest printing, mailing and fulfillment companies, Kodak said in a statement.
Kodak did not give an exact sales price, but in its announcement, the company called the purchase a "multimillion-pound deal." One British pound sterling is trading at about U.S. $1.60.
Kodak has said the Kettering operation will be a part of the company's future.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
22. Oktober 2012
Kodak PictureKiosks bei real,-
Die Supermarktkette real,- arbeitet bei SB-Bilddienstleistungen im Sofortdruck ab sofort mit Kodak zusammen. Kunden der Metro-Tochter haben in allen 316 real,- Filialen die Möglichkeit, hochwertige Fotoprodukte zu erstellen und an Kodak Picture Kiosken direkt auszudrucken.
An diesen SB-Fotodruckstationen stehen real Kunden neben Standardbildern auch weitere Bildprodukte wie Grußkarten, Einladungen, Bewerbungsbilder, Kalender und Kollagen zur Verfügung. Kodak hat weltweit etwa 105.000 PictureKioske aufgestellt und ist zudem mit dem Apex System die Nummer 1 unter den Trockenlaborsystemen in Europa.
http://www.pos-mail.de/meldung2.php?NID=20122137
Kodak PictureKiosks bei real,-
Die Supermarktkette real,- arbeitet bei SB-Bilddienstleistungen im Sofortdruck ab sofort mit Kodak zusammen. Kunden der Metro-Tochter haben in allen 316 real,- Filialen die Möglichkeit, hochwertige Fotoprodukte zu erstellen und an Kodak Picture Kiosken direkt auszudrucken.
An diesen SB-Fotodruckstationen stehen real Kunden neben Standardbildern auch weitere Bildprodukte wie Grußkarten, Einladungen, Bewerbungsbilder, Kalender und Kollagen zur Verfügung. Kodak hat weltweit etwa 105.000 PictureKioske aufgestellt und ist zudem mit dem Apex System die Nummer 1 unter den Trockenlaborsystemen in Europa.
http://www.pos-mail.de/meldung2.php?NID=20122137
(PresseBox) Genf, Schweiz, 22.10.2012 , Die Anton Group in Laindon, Essex, Großbritannien, hat in 18 KODAK PROSPER S5 Eindrucksysteme und zwei digitale KODAK NEXPRESS Produktionsfarbdruckmaschinen investiert. Die KODAK NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen sind mit dem fünften Druckwerk ausgestattet, das den Einsatz der neuen Neon-Pink-, Metallic- und Perlglanz-Dry-Inks ermöglicht. Damit erhöht sich die Anzahl der bei Anton installierten NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen auf neun. Darunter ist auch die KODAK NEXPRESS SX Plattform mit ihrem größeren Bogenformat. Mit den beiden Digitaldrucktechnologien baut die Anton Group ihren Wettbewerbsvorteil im variablen Datendruck, wie zum Beispiel bei der schnellen und qualitativ hochwertigen Produktion von Direktmailings, aus.
Diese jüngste Investition in Produktionstechnik von Kodak unterstützt die auf den Hybrid- und den Digitaldruck ausgerichtete Wachstumsstrategie von Anton. "Unser Einstieg in den hybriden Druck war eines der aufregendsten Projekte, an denen ich je beteiligt war", sagt John Knight, CEO der Anton Group. Die Anton Group ist ein privat geführtes Unternehmen und einer der größten Druck-, Postversand- und Fulfillment-Dienstleister Großbritanniens. "Es ist ein bahnbrechendes Verfahren, das neue Maßstäbe setzt. Unsere Kunden haben diesbezüglich hohe Erwartungen und wir stellen bereits fest, dass wir mehr Aufträge gewinnen. Bei jedem Auftrag beträgt die Makulatureinsparung 20 %, wir sind mit den Produkten schneller am Markt und der Hybriddruck sticht alle anderen Verfahren aus."
Die Anton Group realisiert mit den KODAK PROSPER S5 Eindrucksystemen eine Hybriddrucklösung auf ihren Bogenoffsetdruckmaschinen. Die PROSPER S5 Systeme werden in den HEIDELBERG CUTSTAR Rollenquerschneider integriert. Die digitalen Eindrucksysteme von Kodak ermöglichen der Anton Group den hochqualitativen variablen Datendruck bei der Produktion von Direktmailings mit voller Geschwindigkeit auf ihren Offsetdruckmaschinen.
Mit dem Kauf der neuen NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen forciert die Anton Group ihr Wachstum bei digitalen Produktionstechnologien. Die Druckmaschinen erweitern die digitalen Produktionsmöglichkeiten der Anton Group, beispielsweise im Bereich der fortschrittlichen Personalisierung. Die Anwendungslösungen für das fünfte NEXPRESS Druckwerk bieten dem Unternehmen Möglichkeiten für besonders kreative, zielgerichtete Direktmailing-Anwendungen, während die NEXPRESS SX Plattform die erforderliche hohe Druckkapazität für Hunderttausende von Mailings bereitstellt. Die Anton Group setzt NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen erfolgreich für unterschiedlichste Anwendungen ein und konnte in jüngerer Zeit neue Aufträge gewinnen, darunter einen Großauftrag von einer führenden Bank.
John Knight ist in der Branche als innovationsfreudige Führungspersönlichkeit anerkannt. Sein Unternehmergeist wird von der Verfügbarkeit eines Wettbewerbsvorteils angeregt. "Wir statten unsere Produktionsstätten weiter mit der modernsten Technologie aus", erklärt John Knight "Wir investieren in die besten Technologien, um die Voraussetzungen dafür zu schaffen, dass wir den größtmöglichen Marktanteil erlangen können. Das Kodak Team war hervorragend und hat bei diesem Projekt eng mit uns zusammengearbeitet. Wir haben es gemeinsam geschafft. Es ist großartig, in der heutigen rauen Geschäftswelt Partner zu haben, denen man vertrauen kann. Unsere Kunden haben dadurch einen Vorteil und wir werden von der Möglichkeit profitieren, unseren Kunden die bestmöglichen Produkte anbieten zu können. Der Hybriddruck ist die Zukunft und ich bin überzeugt, dass er langfristig Bestand haben wird. Unsere Branche braucht neuen Auftrieb und der Hybriddruck öffnet Offsetdruckereien das Fenster zur digitalen Zukunft."
http://www.pressebox.de/pressemeldungen/kodak-gmbh/boxid/548…
Diese jüngste Investition in Produktionstechnik von Kodak unterstützt die auf den Hybrid- und den Digitaldruck ausgerichtete Wachstumsstrategie von Anton. "Unser Einstieg in den hybriden Druck war eines der aufregendsten Projekte, an denen ich je beteiligt war", sagt John Knight, CEO der Anton Group. Die Anton Group ist ein privat geführtes Unternehmen und einer der größten Druck-, Postversand- und Fulfillment-Dienstleister Großbritanniens. "Es ist ein bahnbrechendes Verfahren, das neue Maßstäbe setzt. Unsere Kunden haben diesbezüglich hohe Erwartungen und wir stellen bereits fest, dass wir mehr Aufträge gewinnen. Bei jedem Auftrag beträgt die Makulatureinsparung 20 %, wir sind mit den Produkten schneller am Markt und der Hybriddruck sticht alle anderen Verfahren aus."
Die Anton Group realisiert mit den KODAK PROSPER S5 Eindrucksystemen eine Hybriddrucklösung auf ihren Bogenoffsetdruckmaschinen. Die PROSPER S5 Systeme werden in den HEIDELBERG CUTSTAR Rollenquerschneider integriert. Die digitalen Eindrucksysteme von Kodak ermöglichen der Anton Group den hochqualitativen variablen Datendruck bei der Produktion von Direktmailings mit voller Geschwindigkeit auf ihren Offsetdruckmaschinen.
Mit dem Kauf der neuen NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen forciert die Anton Group ihr Wachstum bei digitalen Produktionstechnologien. Die Druckmaschinen erweitern die digitalen Produktionsmöglichkeiten der Anton Group, beispielsweise im Bereich der fortschrittlichen Personalisierung. Die Anwendungslösungen für das fünfte NEXPRESS Druckwerk bieten dem Unternehmen Möglichkeiten für besonders kreative, zielgerichtete Direktmailing-Anwendungen, während die NEXPRESS SX Plattform die erforderliche hohe Druckkapazität für Hunderttausende von Mailings bereitstellt. Die Anton Group setzt NEXPRESS Druckmaschinen erfolgreich für unterschiedlichste Anwendungen ein und konnte in jüngerer Zeit neue Aufträge gewinnen, darunter einen Großauftrag von einer führenden Bank.
John Knight ist in der Branche als innovationsfreudige Führungspersönlichkeit anerkannt. Sein Unternehmergeist wird von der Verfügbarkeit eines Wettbewerbsvorteils angeregt. "Wir statten unsere Produktionsstätten weiter mit der modernsten Technologie aus", erklärt John Knight "Wir investieren in die besten Technologien, um die Voraussetzungen dafür zu schaffen, dass wir den größtmöglichen Marktanteil erlangen können. Das Kodak Team war hervorragend und hat bei diesem Projekt eng mit uns zusammengearbeitet. Wir haben es gemeinsam geschafft. Es ist großartig, in der heutigen rauen Geschäftswelt Partner zu haben, denen man vertrauen kann. Unsere Kunden haben dadurch einen Vorteil und wir werden von der Möglichkeit profitieren, unseren Kunden die bestmöglichen Produkte anbieten zu können. Der Hybriddruck ist die Zukunft und ich bin überzeugt, dass er langfristig Bestand haben wird. Unsere Branche braucht neuen Auftrieb und der Hybriddruck öffnet Offsetdruckereien das Fenster zur digitalen Zukunft."
http://www.pressebox.de/pressemeldungen/kodak-gmbh/boxid/548…
so einen mini-umsatz hab ich bei kodak noch nicht gesehen
will keiner rein (ohne news)
will keiner raus (ohne news)
will keiner rein (ohne news)
will keiner raus (ohne news)
Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.2161 / 0.2215 (5000 x 5000)
sieht (mal wieder) echt nicht rosig aus
0.2161 / 0.2215 (5000 x 5000)
sieht (mal wieder) echt nicht rosig aus
Wie so oft, ich sag's nochmal......
Langsam aber stetiger Verfall des Kurses
Langsam aber stetiger Verfall des Kurses
aber irgendwas ist da im busche, wir haben jetzt schon fast den umsatz von gestern
ich glaub es wird noch die ein oder andere zuckung geben (wir vor ein paar tagen) und dann könnte schluss sein oder...... es kommt der patenthammer und alle sind glücklich und reich
ich glaub es wird noch die ein oder andere zuckung geben (wir vor ein paar tagen) und dann könnte schluss sein oder...... es kommt der patenthammer und alle sind glücklich und reich
aber mit 5000 Stck wird man nicht reich - trotz Patenthammer
das stimmt wohl
aber wenn der patenthammer fällt, dann kauf ich schnell nach. egal ob dann für 0,25 oder 0,4dollar, weil dann gehts ab
aber wenn der patenthammer fällt, dann kauf ich schnell nach. egal ob dann für 0,25 oder 0,4dollar, weil dann gehts ab
... und falls apple gleich live verkündet, dass sie die patente für 2billionen eingekauft haben, dann bin ich sofort im kaufmodus
http://www.bild.de/digital/handy-und-telefon/apple-ipad-mini…
http://www.bild.de/digital/handy-und-telefon/apple-ipad-mini…
so Apple event war toll ... viele netter Geräte... Das iPad mini wird Weihnachten der Renner sein!
Tja, für uns hier gab es wohl keine Überraschung :-(
Außer rot... wie immer ;-)
Tja, für uns hier gab es wohl keine Überraschung :-(
Außer rot... wie immer ;-)
wäre so froh wenn mal endlich etwas passiert... so ein pech bisher :-( neeeee Mist!
also ich denke mal wenn apple die patente gekauft hätte
daan würde das bicht bei der Präsentation ihrer
eigenen geräte passieren. da hab ich noch nie was anderes gehört.
ausserdem denke ich das googl dann nicht mehr die klappe halten würde, warum auch.
deshalb denke ich dass da immer noch keine Klärung da ist, obwohl der zeitrahmen ja
vorüber ist.
man kann nur abwarten und hoffen auf einen supper patent verkauf,
da sehe ich die einzige Hoffnung wirklich geld zu verdienen.
daan würde das bicht bei der Präsentation ihrer
eigenen geräte passieren. da hab ich noch nie was anderes gehört.
ausserdem denke ich das googl dann nicht mehr die klappe halten würde, warum auch.
deshalb denke ich dass da immer noch keine Klärung da ist, obwohl der zeitrahmen ja
vorüber ist.
man kann nur abwarten und hoffen auf einen supper patent verkauf,
da sehe ich die einzige Hoffnung wirklich geld zu verdienen.
wann steht ein Termin mal an?
A hearing on the agreement has been scheduled for Oct. 29.
geht um 1,2mrd dollar :=)
Kodak asks court to end retiree medical benefits
http://www.boston.com/business/healthcare/2012/10/10/kodak-a…
geht um 1,2mrd dollar :=)
Kodak asks court to end retiree medical benefits
http://www.boston.com/business/healthcare/2012/10/10/kodak-a…
0,155 in FFM ohhhh neee ...
.. werde diese Woche noch mal eine Schippe nachlegen ... und wenn ich es nie wieder tue
Boki juckt es Dich auch in den Fingern?
Gruss mattangriff
Boki juckt es Dich auch in den Fingern?
Gruss mattangriff
Ich denke das wird für uns noch ein böses erwachen geben mit dieser kodak sch... bin seit monaten dabei zwar nur 15% im minus aber werfe bald meine 200k
lieber ein ende mit schrecken als ...naja ihr wisst schon
kurzer run auf 0,20€ und das wars
lieber ein ende mit schrecken als ...naja ihr wisst schon
kurzer run auf 0,20€ und das wars
...und wie!
halte mich aus respekt vor meiner ehe zurück ;=)
wenn wir unter 0,20dollarcent landen vorm we, dann werd ich (mal wieder) ALL IN gehen
bei einem mittel-bis gutverdiener um die dreißig heißt das so um die 20tsd euro ALL IN
ich rate das keinem aber so n bissl sucht hat ja jeder, oder???
besser als alleine auf dem sofa saufen und die alte vermöbeln :=)
halte mich aus respekt vor meiner ehe zurück ;=)
wenn wir unter 0,20dollarcent landen vorm we, dann werd ich (mal wieder) ALL IN gehen
bei einem mittel-bis gutverdiener um die dreißig heißt das so um die 20tsd euro ALL IN
ich rate das keinem aber so n bissl sucht hat ja jeder, oder???
besser als alleine auf dem sofa saufen und die alte vermöbeln :=)
wenns ne news gibt die uns alle überrascht bin ich natürlich genauso ALL IN
0,144 heute morgen ...
Ja, und es hat auch schon wer zugeschlagen... Bei dem Kur kann auch bei 0,18 oder so geschmissen werden... Der der gekauften Menge ist das schon etwas.
Ja: bei Verlierer Aktien gibt es auch gute Momente... Hoffe ich werde die auch mal hier haben ;-(
Ja, und es hat auch schon wer zugeschlagen... Bei dem Kur kann auch bei 0,18 oder so geschmissen werden... Der der gekauften Menge ist das schon etwas.
Ja: bei Verlierer Aktien gibt es auch gute Momente... Hoffe ich werde die auch mal hier haben ;-(
wünsch es dir! :=)
ich bin noch weit im minus ... danke trotzdem...
bei dem Volumen gibt es quasi keinen Handel, morgen fliege ich für 10 Tage in die Sonne und wenn ich zurück bin ... habe ich die schleichende Ahnung das Kodak immer noch rumdümpelt ... bis denne
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.751.335 von darkroastedblend am 25.10.12 15:55:10schönen urlaub wünsche ich! :=)
sonne könnte ich auch gebrauchen, in helsinki hatte es die letzten zwei wochen sehr sehr kurze, dunkle, wolkenverhangene und regnerische tage. durfte heute morgen das erste mal meine auto freikratzen, minus 2grad
und die nächsten 6 monate wirds nicht besser!!! da sollte wenigstens der rubel rollen
sonne könnte ich auch gebrauchen, in helsinki hatte es die letzten zwei wochen sehr sehr kurze, dunkle, wolkenverhangene und regnerische tage. durfte heute morgen das erste mal meine auto freikratzen, minus 2grad
und die nächsten 6 monate wirds nicht besser!!! da sollte wenigstens der rubel rollen
Kodak Launches New Mobile App for Film Photographers at PDN PhotoPlus Conference + Expo
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Looking for your favorite KODAK Film? Need to find a place to get it developed? Now, look no further than your iPhone Device. Eastman Kodak Company has released its new "KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App," coinciding with the kick-off of 2012 PDN PhotoPlus Conference + Expo, in New York City. You can access the app via the iTunes Store.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121025/NY00182)
"This app brings together the answers to some of the most asked questions we receive about our films - 'Where can I buy it?' 'How should I shoot it?' 'Who can develop it?'" said Dennis Olbrich, General Manager, Film, Paper & Output Systems and Vice President, Consumer Business, Eastman Kodak Company. "We wanted to give photographers of all levels a resource, literally right at their fingertips, that helps them find film and recommendations about how to maximize each film's performance. In addition, this app also provides information where customers can find film development services, so that no matter where photographers are, they can find a lab that uses KODAK Chemicals and Paper to bring their photography to life."
Kodak will have the new KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App on display in its booth at PhotoPlus (863). In addition to the app, Kodak will also showcase its full portfolio of Professional Films and provide samples to PhotoPlus attendees. Kodak will also show its media portfolio, including newly enhanced versions of its silver-halide, UV-curable, and electrophotographic media. The portfolio creates high-quality, consistent output solutions for photographic labs of all sizes, ranging from small, single locations to global, commercial printing operations. These enhanced products and solutions illustrate Kodak's ongoing investment and commitment to the photographic industry.
As always, the Kodak booth will include visually stimulating photography from noted professional photographers who consider KODAK Film an integral part of their photographic experience. These photographers include:
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Looking for your favorite KODAK Film? Need to find a place to get it developed? Now, look no further than your iPhone Device. Eastman Kodak Company has released its new "KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App," coinciding with the kick-off of 2012 PDN PhotoPlus Conference + Expo, in New York City. You can access the app via the iTunes Store.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121025/NY00182)
"This app brings together the answers to some of the most asked questions we receive about our films - 'Where can I buy it?' 'How should I shoot it?' 'Who can develop it?'" said Dennis Olbrich, General Manager, Film, Paper & Output Systems and Vice President, Consumer Business, Eastman Kodak Company. "We wanted to give photographers of all levels a resource, literally right at their fingertips, that helps them find film and recommendations about how to maximize each film's performance. In addition, this app also provides information where customers can find film development services, so that no matter where photographers are, they can find a lab that uses KODAK Chemicals and Paper to bring their photography to life."
Kodak will have the new KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App on display in its booth at PhotoPlus (863). In addition to the app, Kodak will also showcase its full portfolio of Professional Films and provide samples to PhotoPlus attendees. Kodak will also show its media portfolio, including newly enhanced versions of its silver-halide, UV-curable, and electrophotographic media. The portfolio creates high-quality, consistent output solutions for photographic labs of all sizes, ranging from small, single locations to global, commercial printing operations. These enhanced products and solutions illustrate Kodak's ongoing investment and commitment to the photographic industry.
As always, the Kodak booth will include visually stimulating photography from noted professional photographers who consider KODAK Film an integral part of their photographic experience. These photographers include:
auch im deutschen iTunes store verfügbar: KODAK PROFESSIONAL Film App
hat jemand schon einmal die APP KODAK Connect getestet ? Bei DM stehen doch immer Kodak Stationen rum...
Samsung mit Rekordgewinn
Apple verkauft weniger iPads
http://www.bild.de/geld/wirtschaft/wirtschaftsticker/wichtig…
also, wenn sich apple nicht von samsung abhängen lassen möchte, dann sollten sie zügig ein paar patente von kodak einkaufen :=)
Apple verkauft weniger iPads
http://www.bild.de/geld/wirtschaft/wirtschaftsticker/wichtig…
also, wenn sich apple nicht von samsung abhängen lassen möchte, dann sollten sie zügig ein paar patente von kodak einkaufen :=)
Kommen heute Kodak-NEWS aus Amerika?!?!?!
...war ja mal was auf den 29 Oct geplant ... ob das noch Bestand hat ?
vielleicht decken sich ein paar Trader ein vor Montag..
vielleicht decken sich ein paar Trader ein vor Montag..
Ich denke, heute wird der Kurs in NY um 1 bis 2 Dollarcent steigen
ich ärgere mich so sehr nicht in dollar gekauft zu haben ... Werde ich nie wieder machen...
Hoffentlich kommen Montag HAMMER NEWS
Hoffentlich kommen Montag HAMMER NEWS
Was soll denn das ? Eastman kann doch an anderen handelsplätzen gehandelt werden ??!!???
Eastman Totalverlust droht – retten Sie Ihr Geld
AnzeigeAutor: Der Aktienbrief | 26.10.2012, 13:44 | 56 Aufrufe |
Stand: 26.10.2012
Die Deutsche Börse hat auf Ihrer Webseite angekündigt das First Quotation Board am 15. Dezember 2012 zu schließen. Dies bedeutet, dass alle Unternehmen, die es bis dahin nicht geschafft haben an einem anderen Handelsplatz zu notieren oder das Börsensegment zu wechseln, ab dem 15. Dezember nicht mehr gehandelt werden (Delisting).
Die Aktie von Eastman befindet sich mit Datum 26.10.2012 noch in akuter Gefahr vom Delisting betroffen zu sein. Aktionären der Firma könnte daher ein Totalverlust drohen. Um dies zu vermeiden, könnten Aktionäre die Aktien verkaufen
Eastman Totalverlust droht – retten Sie Ihr Geld
AnzeigeAutor: Der Aktienbrief | 26.10.2012, 13:44 | 56 Aufrufe |
Stand: 26.10.2012
Die Deutsche Börse hat auf Ihrer Webseite angekündigt das First Quotation Board am 15. Dezember 2012 zu schließen. Dies bedeutet, dass alle Unternehmen, die es bis dahin nicht geschafft haben an einem anderen Handelsplatz zu notieren oder das Börsensegment zu wechseln, ab dem 15. Dezember nicht mehr gehandelt werden (Delisting).
Die Aktie von Eastman befindet sich mit Datum 26.10.2012 noch in akuter Gefahr vom Delisting betroffen zu sein. Aktionären der Firma könnte daher ein Totalverlust drohen. Um dies zu vermeiden, könnten Aktionäre die Aktien verkaufen
das heisst für meine FFM Aktien? Kann wirklich ein total verlust im Dez. werden?
..das kann ich mir nicht vorstellen ! Werde am Montag mal meine Bank
anrufen ...
anrufen ...
lol nicht vorstellen warum?
..es kann doch nicht sein... Anteile an einer Firma in Form von shares zu kaufen und dann keinen Anspruch nehr darauf zu haben nur weil in D die Börse neue Regeln aufstellt... Die Anteile an der Eastman bleiben doch erhalten .... Die Aktie wird ja weiterhin in den USA gehandelt ...
meinst das wird überschrieben?
dazu gehört kodak nicht!
es handelt sich um ag ´s wo man wirklich nicht weiss
ob sie serioes sind oder nicht.
da liegen keine daten vor ,keine quartalsberichte usw.
davon ist kodak meilenwet entfernt.
nicht verrückt machen lassen, ausserdem wie schon erwähnt
in amiland werden sie ja trotzdem gehandelt und bei uns genau so lang.
innov8 social market wäre so ein e aktie gewesen,
aber die ist seit ein paar tagen zum 2ten mal in suspension(Aussetzung)
daher ist die jetztschon weg vom Fenster
es handelt sich um ag ´s wo man wirklich nicht weiss
ob sie serioes sind oder nicht.
da liegen keine daten vor ,keine quartalsberichte usw.
davon ist kodak meilenwet entfernt.
nicht verrückt machen lassen, ausserdem wie schon erwähnt
in amiland werden sie ja trotzdem gehandelt und bei uns genau so lang.
innov8 social market wäre so ein e aktie gewesen,
aber die ist seit ein paar tagen zum 2ten mal in suspension(Aussetzung)
daher ist die jetztschon weg vom Fenster
werde heute noch ein wenig hinzukaufen, sobald mal die Mittagszeit im US Land vorüber ist, lasse mich auch nicht jeck machen. Vielleicht ist es falsch, vielleicht auch nicht.Stehe zu meiner Entscheidung.
Uns allen viel Glück
Uns allen viel Glück
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.755.321 von chenggong am 26.10.12 14:15:39noch ein Nachtrag,
es muss ein Wertpapierprospekt bei der BaFin vorliegen, und genau
das ist das was den aktien fehlt die dann rausgeschmissen werden.
und ein wertpapierprospect hat nichts mit Insolvenz oder weil es gerade
nicht so gut läuft, was zu tun.
das liegt bei kodak totsicher vor, ist ja keine ag die erst seit
gestern gehandelt wird
es muss ein Wertpapierprospekt bei der BaFin vorliegen, und genau
das ist das was den aktien fehlt die dann rausgeschmissen werden.
und ein wertpapierprospect hat nichts mit Insolvenz oder weil es gerade
nicht so gut läuft, was zu tun.
das liegt bei kodak totsicher vor, ist ja keine ag die erst seit
gestern gehandelt wird
Hallo, mein Flieger in den Süden geht um 19:00 Uhr , und nun lese ich das hier, nun bin ich hier raus- sogar mit einem leichten plus von 200 Euro, aber einen drohenden Totalverlust kann ich mir nicht erlauben, allen viel Glück hier,...n.m.M
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.755.928 von darkroastedblend am 26.10.12 16:15:04gute entscheidung und guten flug
Kodak Board Elects Douglas Edwards as Senior Vice President
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct 26, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Eastman Kodak Company announced today that its Board of Directors has elected Douglas Edwards as a Senior Vice President of the company, effective immediately.
Edwards, 51, is President of the Digital Printing & Enterprise Group, a position to which he was named when Kodak realigned its management last month. His responsibilities include Packaging, Functional Printing, Electrophotographic Solutions, Inkjet Printing Solutions, Kodak Service Business, Consumer Inkjet Systems and Design 2 Launch. He reports to Kodak Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Antonio M. Perez.
"Doug's election to this post is recognition of his leadership skills," said Perez. "Moreover, it is an indication of the confidence we have in him to lead one of the two major businesses around which we will build the future of Kodak."
Prior to being named to his current post, Edwards was General Manager of the Pre-Press Solutions business. Edwards joined Kodak in 2005 when the company acquired full control of a former joint venture with Sun Chemical. Edwards managed R&D for the joint venture. Earlier in his career, he held senior positions in marketing, manufacturing and research for Zeneca Specialties and ICI Colors & Fine Chemicals. He started his career as a research chemist with the Ilford Ltd. unit of Ciba-Geigy.
Edwards has a Ph.D. in conducting organic materials from the University of London and a B.S. in chemistry from London University.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct 26, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Eastman Kodak Company announced today that its Board of Directors has elected Douglas Edwards as a Senior Vice President of the company, effective immediately.
Edwards, 51, is President of the Digital Printing & Enterprise Group, a position to which he was named when Kodak realigned its management last month. His responsibilities include Packaging, Functional Printing, Electrophotographic Solutions, Inkjet Printing Solutions, Kodak Service Business, Consumer Inkjet Systems and Design 2 Launch. He reports to Kodak Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Antonio M. Perez.
"Doug's election to this post is recognition of his leadership skills," said Perez. "Moreover, it is an indication of the confidence we have in him to lead one of the two major businesses around which we will build the future of Kodak."
Prior to being named to his current post, Edwards was General Manager of the Pre-Press Solutions business. Edwards joined Kodak in 2005 when the company acquired full control of a former joint venture with Sun Chemical. Edwards managed R&D for the joint venture. Earlier in his career, he held senior positions in marketing, manufacturing and research for Zeneca Specialties and ICI Colors & Fine Chemicals. He started his career as a research chemist with the Ilford Ltd. unit of Ciba-Geigy.
Edwards has a Ph.D. in conducting organic materials from the University of London and a B.S. in chemistry from London University.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/news
habe heute Abend noch mal nachgelegt, viel passiert ist jedenfalls nicht, wird sich bestimmt noch ändern, auf null zurückfallen denke ich eher nicht, Hängepartie schon eher, ist im Moment kaum Volumen, komische Situation, hatte ich so auch noch nicht, allen verbliebenden Lesern ein schönes WE !!
Gruss mattangriff
Gruss mattangriff
:-)
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CURRENT REPORT ON FORM 8-K AMENDMENT
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http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/31235/000089183612000…
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Aufgrund des Wirbelsturms "Sandy" bleiben heute die Börsen in New York größtenteils geschlossen. Die US-Notenbank (Fed) passt ihre Geschäfte den Notfallplänen der Händler an.
hoffen wir das Sandy brav bleibt... :-/
... dem elektronischem Handel wird es egal sein
mal sehen was das Papier noch kann
mal sehen was das Papier noch kann
..ich sehe noch keine Vortaxen .. scheint closed
Zeitumstellung!!!!!!
...wir haben aber jetzt bereits 10:13 in USA !!!!!!
nur noch 5 Std Unterschied
nur noch 5 Std Unterschied
Heute ist wegen Hurrikan Sandy geschlossen.
Morgen wahrscheinlich auch noch.
Morgen wahrscheinlich auch noch.
30.10.2012 | Kodak
Neue Platte für den Zeitungsdruck
Kodak stellt mit der Thermalnews PT eine neue digitale Druckplatte für Zeitungsbetriebe vor. Sie wird derzeit auf der World Publishing Expo in Frankfurt am Main präsentiert.
(dmnet) Die digitale Platte erlaubt Druckereien, die Platte ohne Vorerwärmung (Preheat) und Vorwaschen zu verarbeiten. Die neue Platte bietet die gleichen Leistungsmerkmale wie die digitale Kodak Thermalnews Gold-Platte. Zusätzlich haben Anwender die Möglichkeit, den Preheat- und Vorwasch-Schritt beizubehalten und dann eine deutlich höhere Auflagenleistung von bis zu 350.000 Drucken zu erzielen. Die Platte bietet ermöglicht die Produktion mit frequenzmodulierter Rasterung (36 μm).
Die andere Neuheit von Kodak, die prozessfreie Platte Sonora News ermöglicht Druckereien die vollständige Eliminierung von Plattenverarbeitungsanlage und Chemie. Kodak hat zudem für Zeitungshäuser, die bereits in Violett-CTP-Systeme investiert haben, die digitale Kodak Violetnews Gold im Programm. Bei Verarbeitung der Platte mit dem Kodak 206 xLo Plattenentwickler können Anwender ihren Chemieverbrauch reduzieren. (kü)
Neue Platte für den Zeitungsdruck
Kodak stellt mit der Thermalnews PT eine neue digitale Druckplatte für Zeitungsbetriebe vor. Sie wird derzeit auf der World Publishing Expo in Frankfurt am Main präsentiert.
(dmnet) Die digitale Platte erlaubt Druckereien, die Platte ohne Vorerwärmung (Preheat) und Vorwaschen zu verarbeiten. Die neue Platte bietet die gleichen Leistungsmerkmale wie die digitale Kodak Thermalnews Gold-Platte. Zusätzlich haben Anwender die Möglichkeit, den Preheat- und Vorwasch-Schritt beizubehalten und dann eine deutlich höhere Auflagenleistung von bis zu 350.000 Drucken zu erzielen. Die Platte bietet ermöglicht die Produktion mit frequenzmodulierter Rasterung (36 μm).
Die andere Neuheit von Kodak, die prozessfreie Platte Sonora News ermöglicht Druckereien die vollständige Eliminierung von Plattenverarbeitungsanlage und Chemie. Kodak hat zudem für Zeitungshäuser, die bereits in Violett-CTP-Systeme investiert haben, die digitale Kodak Violetnews Gold im Programm. Bei Verarbeitung der Platte mit dem Kodak 206 xLo Plattenentwickler können Anwender ihren Chemieverbrauch reduzieren. (kü)
Hearing on Kodak retiree benefits postponed
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Rochesterians across the Northeast brace for Hurricane Sandy
Eastman Kodak retirees will have to wait a little longer to find out the fate of their health care and other benefits.
A federal bankruptcy court judge in Manhattan was scheduled to hear arguments Monday about Kodak’s plan to eliminate an array of post-retirement benefits for 56,000 retirees and their dependents and survivors. But the courthouse will be closed due to Hurricane Sandy, according to a recording on the court’s main phone line. It was not immediately known when the hearing will be rescheduled
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Rochesterians across the Northeast brace for Hurricane Sandy
Eastman Kodak retirees will have to wait a little longer to find out the fate of their health care and other benefits.
A federal bankruptcy court judge in Manhattan was scheduled to hear arguments Monday about Kodak’s plan to eliminate an array of post-retirement benefits for 56,000 retirees and their dependents and survivors. But the courthouse will be closed due to Hurricane Sandy, according to a recording on the court’s main phone line. It was not immediately known when the hearing will be rescheduled
hast bei Deiner Bank angerufen wegen dem delisting Bericht?
Heute ist die Börse auch geschlossen in NY
The New York Stock Exchange announced it would remain closed another day because of Hurricane Sandy, which slammed into the East Coast on
The New York Stock Exchange announced it would remain closed another day because of Hurricane Sandy, which slammed into the East Coast on
Kodak Reports Continued Progress in Segment Profitability in Third Quarter
10/30/2012| 05:05pm US/Eastern
Company demonstrates success in reducing costs and focusing on most profitable businesses
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Company demonstrates success in reducing costs and focusing on most profitable businesses
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es wird immer schlimmer. so langsam schwindet mir der glaube, es kann nur noch ein wunder (patentverkauf) helfen. nur m.m.
Kodak sales down, losses growing
Steps taken in bankruptcy affect latest results
6:47 PM, Oct 30, 2012 | 1 Comments
Kodak
It takes money to make money. And Eastman Kodak Co. is slogging through a particularly expensive 2012 as it tries to turn itself around.
The bankrupt printing and imaging company released its latest quarterly financial results on Tuesday. The numbers show a company taking in less and spending a lot more on restructuring, resulting in bigger losses.
For the three months that ended Sept. 30, Kodak reported revenue of $1.02 billion, down more than 14 percent from the same three months in 2011. That drop comes as no surprise because, over the past year, Kodak has sold or exited a variety of businesses — chief among them its digital camera/pocket video camera operation. The digital camera business generated $149 million in sales for the third quarter of 2011, but only $2 million this year.
The company also said a softer economy resulted in some declines.
After expenses, Kodak lost $312 million for the quarter, or $1.15 per share, compared with a loss of $222 million, or 83 cents, a year earlier.
That pool of red ink was fed by a stream of $173 million spent on restructuring — typically severance payments to laid-off workers — and reorganization, which largely consisted of professional fees tied to its bankruptcy. For the same quarter in 2011, Kodak spent only $17 million.
During the third quarter of 2012, Kodak laid off 775 people globally.
The company has been slashing costs of doing business. Selling, general and administrative expenses for the third quarter were $196 million, down from $259 million a year ago.
CEO Antonio M. Perez said in a statement: “Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable.
“The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company.”
For the first nine months of 2012, Kodak’s revenues were down 18 percent and its losses topped $977 million, up 51 percent. And during the first nine months of the year the company eliminated more than 2,800 positions worldwide. Kodak has said that by year’s end it expects to eliminate a total of 3,900.
Kodak also is scheduled to be in federal bankruptcy court on Thursday to argue for its proposed elimination of retirees’ health benefits and the Survivor Income Benefit insurance plan. Those post-retirement benefits cost the company roughly $10 million a month.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20121030/BUSINES…
Kodak sales down, losses growing
Steps taken in bankruptcy affect latest results
6:47 PM, Oct 30, 2012 | 1 Comments
Kodak
It takes money to make money. And Eastman Kodak Co. is slogging through a particularly expensive 2012 as it tries to turn itself around.
The bankrupt printing and imaging company released its latest quarterly financial results on Tuesday. The numbers show a company taking in less and spending a lot more on restructuring, resulting in bigger losses.
For the three months that ended Sept. 30, Kodak reported revenue of $1.02 billion, down more than 14 percent from the same three months in 2011. That drop comes as no surprise because, over the past year, Kodak has sold or exited a variety of businesses — chief among them its digital camera/pocket video camera operation. The digital camera business generated $149 million in sales for the third quarter of 2011, but only $2 million this year.
The company also said a softer economy resulted in some declines.
After expenses, Kodak lost $312 million for the quarter, or $1.15 per share, compared with a loss of $222 million, or 83 cents, a year earlier.
That pool of red ink was fed by a stream of $173 million spent on restructuring — typically severance payments to laid-off workers — and reorganization, which largely consisted of professional fees tied to its bankruptcy. For the same quarter in 2011, Kodak spent only $17 million.
During the third quarter of 2012, Kodak laid off 775 people globally.
The company has been slashing costs of doing business. Selling, general and administrative expenses for the third quarter were $196 million, down from $259 million a year ago.
CEO Antonio M. Perez said in a statement: “Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable.
“The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company.”
For the first nine months of 2012, Kodak’s revenues were down 18 percent and its losses topped $977 million, up 51 percent. And during the first nine months of the year the company eliminated more than 2,800 positions worldwide. Kodak has said that by year’s end it expects to eliminate a total of 3,900.
Kodak also is scheduled to be in federal bankruptcy court on Thursday to argue for its proposed elimination of retirees’ health benefits and the Survivor Income Benefit insurance plan. Those post-retirement benefits cost the company roughly $10 million a month.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20121030/BUSINES…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.768.688 von boki82 am 31.10.12 05:15:04warum schlimmer? nichts neues...
Da sieht man wieder dass je nach Betrachter es unterschiedlich gewertet wird
Kodak reports bigger Q3 loss, lower sales
Rochester Business Journal
October 30, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co.'s revenues declined and loss grew in the third quarter, the company reported late Tuesday afternoon. However, the operating results for its three segments improved.
Kodak posted a net loss of $312 million or $1.15 a share on sales of $1.02 billion versus a loss of $222 million or 83 cents on sales of $1.3 billion a year ago.
Its segment loss was $37 million, compared with a loss of $124 million in the third quarter of 2011. As of Sept. 30, Kodak's segments were Personalized and Document Imaging; Graphics, Entertainment and Commercial Films; and Digital Printing and Enterprise.
Selling, general and administrative expenses fell to $196 million from $259 million.
Kodak’s cash balance on Sept. 30 was $1.1 billion, down from nearly $1.3 billion on June 30 and $1.4 billion at the end of the first quarter, but up from $862 million on Sept. 30, 2011.
In the third quarter, Kodak eliminated some 775 jobs--225 manufacturing/service positions, 450 administrative positions, and 100 research and development positions.
"Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable,” said Antonio Perez, chairman and CEO. “The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company."
Kodak reports bigger Q3 loss, lower sales
Rochester Business Journal
October 30, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co.'s revenues declined and loss grew in the third quarter, the company reported late Tuesday afternoon. However, the operating results for its three segments improved.
Kodak posted a net loss of $312 million or $1.15 a share on sales of $1.02 billion versus a loss of $222 million or 83 cents on sales of $1.3 billion a year ago.
Its segment loss was $37 million, compared with a loss of $124 million in the third quarter of 2011. As of Sept. 30, Kodak's segments were Personalized and Document Imaging; Graphics, Entertainment and Commercial Films; and Digital Printing and Enterprise.
Selling, general and administrative expenses fell to $196 million from $259 million.
Kodak’s cash balance on Sept. 30 was $1.1 billion, down from nearly $1.3 billion on June 30 and $1.4 billion at the end of the first quarter, but up from $862 million on Sept. 30, 2011.
In the third quarter, Kodak eliminated some 775 jobs--225 manufacturing/service positions, 450 administrative positions, and 100 research and development positions.
"Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable,” said Antonio Perez, chairman and CEO. “The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company."
Kodak Reports Continued Progress in Segment Profitability in Third Quarter
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Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (USOTC:EKDKQ)
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Today : Wednesday 31 October 2012
Eastman Kodak Company reported today that it made continued performance improvement in segment profitability for the third quarter of 2012 as a result of tightened focus on the company’s most profitable customer accounts and businesses and a substantial reduction in costs. The company’s focus on cost reductions and profitability resulted in a decrease in selling, general and administrative expenses of $63 million, a 24% reduction from the same period in the prior year.
The segment operating loss for the third quarter was $37 million, an $87 million improvement from the prior year. The company’s gross profit margin increased by 2 percentage points. On a GAAP basis, the third quarter loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes was $193 million, compared to the prior year quarter loss of $167 million. Excluding restructuring costs, the operating loss was $76 million.
The company’s worldwide cash balance was $1.13 billion at the end of the third quarter. The company has submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for approval an agreement with the Official Committee of Retired Employees that will substantially reduce the company’s payments for non-pension benefits for U.S. retirees, beginning in 2013, an action that would save the company about $100 million in cash expenditures next year (prior to reduction for appropriate expenses related to the agreement).
Kodak’s revenue of $1.018 billion in the third quarter represented a decline of 19% from the year-ago quarter. This reduction reflects strategic decisions to focus on profitable businesses and accounts, lower sales of traditional products, unfavorable foreign exchange impact, and soft industry demand as a result of the broader economic downturn in some businesses and regions. The net loss for the quarter was $312 million. Excluding restructuring and reorganization costs, the loss would have narrowed to $139 million, an improvement of $66 million over the prior-year quarter.
“Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable,” said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company.”
A full disclosure of Kodak’s quarterly performance is contained in a 10-Q report filed today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS OF THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995
This document includes "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning the Company's plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events, future revenue or performance, capital expenditures, liquidity, financing needs, business trends, and other information that is not historical information. When used in this document, the words "estimates," "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "plans," "intends," "believes," “predicts”, "forecasts," or future or conditional verbs, such as "will," "should," "could," or "may," and variations of such words or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, management's examination of historical operating trends and data are based upon the Company's expectations and various assumptions. Future events or results may differ from those anticipated or expressed in these forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, among others, the risks and uncertainties described in more detail in the Company’s most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q for the quarters ended March 31, 2012, June 30, 2012 and September 30, 2012, under the headings "Business", "Risk Factors", "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations-Liquidity and Capital Resources" and those described in filings made by the Company with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York and in other filings the Company makes with the SEC from time to time, as well as the following: the Company’s ability to successfully emerge from Chapter 11 as a profitable sustainable company; the ability of the Company and its subsidiaries to develop, secure approval of and consummate one or more plans of reorganization with respect to the Chapter 11 cases; the Company’s ability to improve its operating structure, financial results and profitability; the ability of the Company to achieve cash forecasts, financial projections, and projected growth; our ability to raise sufficient proceeds from the sale of businesses and non-core assets; the businesses the Company expects to emerge from Chapter 11; the ability of the company to discontinue certain businesses or operations; the ability of the Company to continue as a going concern; the Company’s ability to comply with the Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) covenants in its Debtor-in-Possession Credit Agreement; our ability to obtain additional financing; the potential adverse effects of the Chapter 11 proceedings on the Company's liquidity, results of operations, brand or business prospects; the monetization of our digital imaging patent portfolio; the outcome of our intellectual property patent litigation matters; the Company's ability to generate or raise cash and maintain a cash balance sufficient to comply with the minimum liquidity covenants in its Debtor-in-Possession Credit Agreement and to fund continued investments, capital needs, restructuring payments and service its debt; our ability to fairly resolve legacy liabilities; the resolution of claims against the company; our ability to retain key executives, managers and employees; our ability to maintain product reliability, innovation and quality, and growth in relevant markets; our ability to effectively anticipate technology trends and develop and market new products, solutions and technologies; and the impact of the global economic environment on the. There may be other factors that may cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements attributable to the Company or persons acting on its behalf apply only as of the date of this document, and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements included in this document. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
Eastman Kodak Company
Third Quarter 2012 Financial Results
Non-GAAP Reconciliation
Within the Company's third quarter 2012 earnings release, reference is made to the non-GAAP financial measures of segment operating loss, operating loss excluding restructuring costs, and net loss excluding restructuring and reorganization items, net.
The Company believes that these non-GAAP measures represent important internal measures of performance. Accordingly, they are provided to give the same financial data management uses with the belief that this information will assist the users of it in properly assessing the underlying performance of the Company.
The following reconciliations are provided with respect to terms used in the October 30, 2012, earnings release.
The following table reconciles segment operating loss to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (amounts in millions):
Q3 Q3
2012 2011 Change
Segment loss, as presented $ (37 ) $ (124 ) $ 87
Restructuring costs and other (including restructuring related expenses reported in cost of sales) (126 ) (18 ) (108 )
Corporate components of pension and OPEB expense (34 ) (13 ) (21 )
Other operating (expenses) income, net 4 (12 ) 16
Loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (GAAP basis), as presented
$ (193 ) $ (167 ) $ (26 )
The following table reconciles operating loss excluding restructuring costs to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (amounts in millions):
Q3
2012
Operating loss, as presented $ (76)
Restructuring costs and other (117)
Loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (GAAP basis), as presented $ (193)
The following table reconciles net loss excluding restructuring costs and reorganization items, net to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of net loss (amounts in millions):
Q3 Q3
2012 2011 Change
Net loss before restructuring and reorganization items, net as presented $ (139 ) $ (205 ) $ 66
Restructuring costs and other (117 ) (17 ) $ (100 )
Reorganization items, net (56 ) - (56 )
Net loss (GAAP basis), as presented $ (312 ) $ (222 ) $ (90 )
Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (USOTC:EKDKQ)
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Today : Wednesday 31 October 2012
Eastman Kodak Company reported today that it made continued performance improvement in segment profitability for the third quarter of 2012 as a result of tightened focus on the company’s most profitable customer accounts and businesses and a substantial reduction in costs. The company’s focus on cost reductions and profitability resulted in a decrease in selling, general and administrative expenses of $63 million, a 24% reduction from the same period in the prior year.
The segment operating loss for the third quarter was $37 million, an $87 million improvement from the prior year. The company’s gross profit margin increased by 2 percentage points. On a GAAP basis, the third quarter loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes was $193 million, compared to the prior year quarter loss of $167 million. Excluding restructuring costs, the operating loss was $76 million.
The company’s worldwide cash balance was $1.13 billion at the end of the third quarter. The company has submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for approval an agreement with the Official Committee of Retired Employees that will substantially reduce the company’s payments for non-pension benefits for U.S. retirees, beginning in 2013, an action that would save the company about $100 million in cash expenditures next year (prior to reduction for appropriate expenses related to the agreement).
Kodak’s revenue of $1.018 billion in the third quarter represented a decline of 19% from the year-ago quarter. This reduction reflects strategic decisions to focus on profitable businesses and accounts, lower sales of traditional products, unfavorable foreign exchange impact, and soft industry demand as a result of the broader economic downturn in some businesses and regions. The net loss for the quarter was $312 million. Excluding restructuring and reorganization costs, the loss would have narrowed to $139 million, an improvement of $66 million over the prior-year quarter.
“Since our Chapter 11 filing in January, we have focused on the businesses that are core to our future strategic direction and exited businesses that were unprofitable,” said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “The actions we are taking in response to economic and market conditions are working and will position us to emerge in 2013 as a growing, profitable, sustainable company.”
A full disclosure of Kodak’s quarterly performance is contained in a 10-Q report filed today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS OF THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995
This document includes "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning the Company's plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events, future revenue or performance, capital expenditures, liquidity, financing needs, business trends, and other information that is not historical information. When used in this document, the words "estimates," "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "plans," "intends," "believes," “predicts”, "forecasts," or future or conditional verbs, such as "will," "should," "could," or "may," and variations of such words or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, management's examination of historical operating trends and data are based upon the Company's expectations and various assumptions. Future events or results may differ from those anticipated or expressed in these forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, among others, the risks and uncertainties described in more detail in the Company’s most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q for the quarters ended March 31, 2012, June 30, 2012 and September 30, 2012, under the headings "Business", "Risk Factors", "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations-Liquidity and Capital Resources" and those described in filings made by the Company with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York and in other filings the Company makes with the SEC from time to time, as well as the following: the Company’s ability to successfully emerge from Chapter 11 as a profitable sustainable company; the ability of the Company and its subsidiaries to develop, secure approval of and consummate one or more plans of reorganization with respect to the Chapter 11 cases; the Company’s ability to improve its operating structure, financial results and profitability; the ability of the Company to achieve cash forecasts, financial projections, and projected growth; our ability to raise sufficient proceeds from the sale of businesses and non-core assets; the businesses the Company expects to emerge from Chapter 11; the ability of the company to discontinue certain businesses or operations; the ability of the Company to continue as a going concern; the Company’s ability to comply with the Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) covenants in its Debtor-in-Possession Credit Agreement; our ability to obtain additional financing; the potential adverse effects of the Chapter 11 proceedings on the Company's liquidity, results of operations, brand or business prospects; the monetization of our digital imaging patent portfolio; the outcome of our intellectual property patent litigation matters; the Company's ability to generate or raise cash and maintain a cash balance sufficient to comply with the minimum liquidity covenants in its Debtor-in-Possession Credit Agreement and to fund continued investments, capital needs, restructuring payments and service its debt; our ability to fairly resolve legacy liabilities; the resolution of claims against the company; our ability to retain key executives, managers and employees; our ability to maintain product reliability, innovation and quality, and growth in relevant markets; our ability to effectively anticipate technology trends and develop and market new products, solutions and technologies; and the impact of the global economic environment on the. There may be other factors that may cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements attributable to the Company or persons acting on its behalf apply only as of the date of this document, and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements included in this document. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
Eastman Kodak Company
Third Quarter 2012 Financial Results
Non-GAAP Reconciliation
Within the Company's third quarter 2012 earnings release, reference is made to the non-GAAP financial measures of segment operating loss, operating loss excluding restructuring costs, and net loss excluding restructuring and reorganization items, net.
The Company believes that these non-GAAP measures represent important internal measures of performance. Accordingly, they are provided to give the same financial data management uses with the belief that this information will assist the users of it in properly assessing the underlying performance of the Company.
The following reconciliations are provided with respect to terms used in the October 30, 2012, earnings release.
The following table reconciles segment operating loss to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (amounts in millions):
Q3 Q3
2012 2011 Change
Segment loss, as presented $ (37 ) $ (124 ) $ 87
Restructuring costs and other (including restructuring related expenses reported in cost of sales) (126 ) (18 ) (108 )
Corporate components of pension and OPEB expense (34 ) (13 ) (21 )
Other operating (expenses) income, net 4 (12 ) 16
Loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (GAAP basis), as presented
$ (193 ) $ (167 ) $ (26 )
The following table reconciles operating loss excluding restructuring costs to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (amounts in millions):
Q3
2012
Operating loss, as presented $ (76)
Restructuring costs and other (117)
Loss from continuing operations before interest expense, other income (charges), net, reorganization items, net and income taxes (GAAP basis), as presented $ (193)
The following table reconciles net loss excluding restructuring costs and reorganization items, net to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of net loss (amounts in millions):
Q3 Q3
2012 2011 Change
Net loss before restructuring and reorganization items, net as presented $ (139 ) $ (205 ) $ 66
Restructuring costs and other (117 ) (17 ) $ (100 )
Reorganization items, net (56 ) - (56 )
Net loss (GAAP basis), as presented $ (312 ) $ (222 ) $ (90 )
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Kodak is spending millions to rid itself of legacy costs, and it showing significant improvement considering the vast undertaking. To quote the Rochester, NY D&C...
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Cash remains over 1.1 Billion, Q3 Sales remained over 1 BIL despite the shutting down of the digital camera business, and Kodak US showed gross profit in SEP. All of this was accomplished without a single asset sale. Moreover, liability reduction resultant from the ATLC and OPEB deals have yet to even be reflected in a single SEC filing. There are also pending asset sales and litigation to consider. IMO, investor sentiment will become increasingly positive as the 8-K and 10-Q results hits the street.
Add to that a favorable summary judgement hearing tomorrow, and finalization of OPEB deal on Thursday, and Kodak's path to re-emergence should hit the fast track.
Kodak is spending millions to rid itself of legacy costs, and it showing significant improvement considering the vast undertaking. To quote the Rochester, NY D&C...
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"Excluding restructuring and reorganization costs, Kodak said it lost $139 million in the quarter, compared with roughly $205 million a year earlier, and ended September with $1.13 billion of cash."
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Cash remains over 1.1 Billion, Q3 Sales remained over 1 BIL despite the shutting down of the digital camera business, and Kodak US showed gross profit in SEP. All of this was accomplished without a single asset sale. Moreover, liability reduction resultant from the ATLC and OPEB deals have yet to even be reflected in a single SEC filing. There are also pending asset sales and litigation to consider. IMO, investor sentiment will become increasingly positive as the 8-K and 10-Q results hits the street.
Add to that a favorable summary judgement hearing tomorrow, and finalization of OPEB deal on Thursday, and Kodak's path to re-emergence should hit the fast track.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.769.985 von chenggong am 31.10.12 12:20:41gibt es das auch in Deutsch ?
...ich persönlich rechne Heute noch mit einer Anstieg auf Börsenschluss USA ca. auf 0,23 USD - 0,24 USD... da Morgen Thursday das Gericht für den weiteren Weg grünes Licht geben wird..
alles nur meine Meinung
alles nur meine Meinung
interessantes bid
Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.22 / 0.221 (261524 x 5000)
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/quote
Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.22 / 0.221 (261524 x 5000)
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EKDKQ/quote
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.770.083 von Loserin am 31.10.12 12:40:06lern englisch, loserin
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.771.881 von boki82 am 31.10.12 18:53:50...gehts nun los.
glaub ich nicht, morgen vielleicht. aber selbst bei positivem bescheid: ich glaub nicht, dass uns das einen großen schub geben wird. nur ein patentverkauf kann m.m. nach das ruder vollends rumreißen
glaube hier muss man einfach Geduld haben. Denke Kodak bekommt eine Dreh dran, bleibt zu hoffen, dass die Anteile der Altaktionäre nicht verwässert werden und mit von der Partie sind.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.771.889 von boki82 am 31.10.12 18:55:51...............warum ?
Kodak’s Ed Monahan discusses his company’s recovery strategy
..."The Kodak that emerges will largely focus on the commercial printing business and the Personalized Imaging businesses will be sold to generate capital towards that emergence."...
http://pmanewsline.com/2012/11/01/kodaks-ed-monahan-discusse…
..."The Kodak that emerges will largely focus on the commercial printing business and the Personalized Imaging businesses will be sold to generate capital towards that emergence."...
http://pmanewsline.com/2012/11/01/kodaks-ed-monahan-discusse…
THE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE DEBTORS AND
THE OFFICIAL COMMITTEE OF RETIRED EMPLOYEES
)
..."has been adjourned to November 1, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (ET)"...
http://www.kccllc.net/documents/1210202/12102021210280000000…
THE OFFICIAL COMMITTEE OF RETIRED EMPLOYEES
)
..."has been adjourned to November 1, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (ET)"...
http://www.kccllc.net/documents/1210202/12102021210280000000…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.776.515 von 1tenbagger am 01.11.12 19:22:26sehr interessant. das heißt, das heute nach tradingschluss was kommt!!!
hoffentlich
hoffentlich
bis jetzt konnte ich keine pressmeldung oder veröffentlichung finden. haltet die augen auf, bis später
Hab nur das gefunden ... Betr. aber nicht die Anhörung
Kodak Creditors Committee Wants Right to Sue Second-Lien Lenders
Published November 01, 2012
Dow Jones Newswires
Eastman Kodak Co.'s (EKDKQ) official committee of unsecured creditors wants the right to sue a group of the company's lenders.
In a Wednesday filing with U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, the committee said it wants to step in the shoes of Kodak to go after the second-lien lenders whose loans are secured by both Kodak's patents and some of the company's bank accounts, along with patent-infringement claims. When Kodak secured a $950 million bankruptcy loan from a group led by Citigroup (C) earlier this year, the company made a deal with the second-lien lenders waiving the right to challenge their claims.
But the committee wants to, saying that a provision that calls for the second-lien lenders to receive damages if certain Kodak patents are infringed upon isn't enforceable.
"Such claims are therefore unencumbered and available to benefit the Debtors' unsecured creditors," the committee said in its filing. The committee argues that because the patent-infringement money would be a "commercial tort" claim, the documents describing the second-lien lenders loans should contain more specific descriptions of what secures their loans. The value of the patents themselves are all the second-lien lenders should be entitled to, the committee said.
A lawyer for the second-lien lenders didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
The committee also argues in its filing that some of the collateral that secures the second-lien loans involves foreign patents and that the lenders "failed to perfect such alleged liens under foreign law."
Such situations, during which a creditor group asks to step into the shoes of a bankrupt company because of agreements the debtor made to not sue certain parties, come up in many Chapter 11 cases. The second-lien lenders are owed more than $700 million, according to filings.
The committee wants the matter heard at a Nov. 14 hearing, but the havoc wreaked on Lower Manhattan by Hurricane Sandy may have backed up the calendar for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court downtown, which has been closed all week and will remain so until at least Friday.
Kodak filed for Chapter 11 in January with the very clear goal of selling its digital-patent portfolio. The company thought it could get more than $2 billion for the patents, but when bids came in much lower than that, Kodak decided to suspend the auction and continue trying to sell off and unwind many of its businesses.
Last month, The Wall Street Journal reported that the company said it would try to raise several hundred millions of dollars in financing from its debtholders, as it continues the Plan B path toward restructuring. That restructuring includes winding down its once-highly touted consumer printing business, as well as lowering its workforce significantly.
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Kodak Creditors Committee Wants Right to Sue Second-Lien Lenders
Published November 01, 2012
Dow Jones Newswires
Eastman Kodak Co.'s (EKDKQ) official committee of unsecured creditors wants the right to sue a group of the company's lenders.
In a Wednesday filing with U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, the committee said it wants to step in the shoes of Kodak to go after the second-lien lenders whose loans are secured by both Kodak's patents and some of the company's bank accounts, along with patent-infringement claims. When Kodak secured a $950 million bankruptcy loan from a group led by Citigroup (C) earlier this year, the company made a deal with the second-lien lenders waiving the right to challenge their claims.
But the committee wants to, saying that a provision that calls for the second-lien lenders to receive damages if certain Kodak patents are infringed upon isn't enforceable.
"Such claims are therefore unencumbered and available to benefit the Debtors' unsecured creditors," the committee said in its filing. The committee argues that because the patent-infringement money would be a "commercial tort" claim, the documents describing the second-lien lenders loans should contain more specific descriptions of what secures their loans. The value of the patents themselves are all the second-lien lenders should be entitled to, the committee said.
A lawyer for the second-lien lenders didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
The committee also argues in its filing that some of the collateral that secures the second-lien loans involves foreign patents and that the lenders "failed to perfect such alleged liens under foreign law."
Such situations, during which a creditor group asks to step into the shoes of a bankrupt company because of agreements the debtor made to not sue certain parties, come up in many Chapter 11 cases. The second-lien lenders are owed more than $700 million, according to filings.
The committee wants the matter heard at a Nov. 14 hearing, but the havoc wreaked on Lower Manhattan by Hurricane Sandy may have backed up the calendar for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court downtown, which has been closed all week and will remain so until at least Friday.
Kodak filed for Chapter 11 in January with the very clear goal of selling its digital-patent portfolio. The company thought it could get more than $2 billion for the patents, but when bids came in much lower than that, Kodak decided to suspend the auction and continue trying to sell off and unwind many of its businesses.
Last month, The Wall Street Journal reported that the company said it would try to raise several hundred millions of dollars in financing from its debtholders, as it continues the Plan B path toward restructuring. That restructuring includes winding down its once-highly touted consumer printing business, as well as lowering its workforce significantly.
(Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review covers news about distressed companies and those under bankruptcy protection. Go to http://dbr.dowjones.com)
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Montag soll es eine Entscheidung geben
A bankruptcy court will decide Monday whether to approve an agreement between Kodak and a committee of retirees.
http://www.whec.com/news/stories/S2820981.shtml?cat=566
A bankruptcy court will decide Monday whether to approve an agreement between Kodak and a committee of retirees.
http://www.whec.com/news/stories/S2820981.shtml?cat=566
Kodak to Terminate Retiree Health Benefits as Part of Restructuring
by Joel R. Glucksman on November 1, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co. has reached an agreement with the Official Committee of Retirees to modify its benefits program as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring goals. Under the deal, the bankrupt photography company will, by the end of the year, terminate its Other Post-Employment Benefits program, which includes health, dental, life insurance, and survivor income [...]
by Joel R. Glucksman on November 1, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co. has reached an agreement with the Official Committee of Retirees to modify its benefits program as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring goals. Under the deal, the bankrupt photography company will, by the end of the year, terminate its Other Post-Employment Benefits program, which includes health, dental, life insurance, and survivor income [...]
Kodak to Terminate Retiree Health Benefits as Part of Restructuring
by Joel R. Glucksman on November 1, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co. has reached an agreement with the Official Committee of Retirees to modify its benefits program as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring goals.
Under the deal, the bankrupt photography company will, by the end of the year, terminate its Other Post-Employment Benefits program, which includes health, dental, life insurance, and survivor income benefits for retirees. However, pension benefits will not undergo any changes under the terms of the new agreement. Roughly 56,000 retirees, dependents, and survivors will be affected by the deal, and many noted disappointment with the terms, according to The Associated Press. A separate committee of Kodak retirees, EKRA, said it plans to challenge the terms of the deal, but has not decided how yet to proceed to block the termination, the AP reports.
The agreement allows Kodak to settle a $1.2 billion retiree-benefits liability with the Official Committee of Retirees, which was seen as a significant obstacle to the company's plans to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
By terminating the plan, Kodak will save roughly $10 million per month in costs. Under the new settlement, Kodak will also be required to provide retirees with a $635 million unsecured claim, a $7.5 million cash payout to support initial administration and benefit obligations, and a $15 million administrative claim that would take priority in reorganization proceedings.
A bankruptcy court hearing on the new agreement will take place on October 29, the AP reports.
Kodak filed for protection under bankruptcy law in January, and said it plans to reorganize its company to prioritize its commercial packaging and printing sector. However, the company has been unsuccessful in selling its patents to pay off creditors since news of its bankruptcy filing was revealed.
by Joel R. Glucksman on November 1, 2012
Eastman Kodak Co. has reached an agreement with the Official Committee of Retirees to modify its benefits program as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring goals.
Under the deal, the bankrupt photography company will, by the end of the year, terminate its Other Post-Employment Benefits program, which includes health, dental, life insurance, and survivor income benefits for retirees. However, pension benefits will not undergo any changes under the terms of the new agreement. Roughly 56,000 retirees, dependents, and survivors will be affected by the deal, and many noted disappointment with the terms, according to The Associated Press. A separate committee of Kodak retirees, EKRA, said it plans to challenge the terms of the deal, but has not decided how yet to proceed to block the termination, the AP reports.
The agreement allows Kodak to settle a $1.2 billion retiree-benefits liability with the Official Committee of Retirees, which was seen as a significant obstacle to the company's plans to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
By terminating the plan, Kodak will save roughly $10 million per month in costs. Under the new settlement, Kodak will also be required to provide retirees with a $635 million unsecured claim, a $7.5 million cash payout to support initial administration and benefit obligations, and a $15 million administrative claim that would take priority in reorganization proceedings.
A bankruptcy court hearing on the new agreement will take place on October 29, the AP reports.
Kodak filed for protection under bankruptcy law in January, and said it plans to reorganize its company to prioritize its commercial packaging and printing sector. However, the company has been unsuccessful in selling its patents to pay off creditors since news of its bankruptcy filing was revealed.
....sorry, da stimmt wohl was nicht mit dem Datum
das ist doch schon alles altes Zeug... oder irre ich mich ??
bin bisschen verwirtt
das ist doch schon alles altes Zeug... oder irre ich mich ??
bin bisschen verwirtt
..??? irgend eine Meldung muss kommen, denn plötzlich viel Volumen !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.779.818 von chenggong am 02.11.12 15:36:50wo siehst du volumen???
..war gerade um 10,30 USA Zeit kurz ein paar trades ca. 150.000 Stück...ist aber schon wieder vorbei
..Versuch zu pushen ?
..man die Info an die shareholder ist ja misserabel
..Versuch zu pushen ?
..man die Info an die shareholder ist ja misserabel
der aktienmarkt ist immer sehr spannend und kodak ist halt sehr langweilig die letzten wochen. da passiert, so glaub ich jedenfalls, rein garnix ohne das ne handfeste news rauskommt. aber nach einer langen info-dürreperiode könnte eine meldung über fortschritte aus chapter 11 (bspw. einigung mit den rentnern) schon mal zackig den kurs nach oben springen lassen
nur so ein gedanke.
besser wäre natürlich ne meldung zu den patenten
nur so ein gedanke.
besser wäre natürlich ne meldung zu den patenten
das konkursgericht in new york scheint vom chaos regiert zu werden. termine sind schall und rauch. keiner weiss irgendwas. schlimm.
Kodak also seeks to terminate its retiree benefits. Gropper was scheduled to consider the motion on Monday, but he rescheduled the hearing for Nov. 5 due to Hurricane Sandy. The Manhattan court has been closed since the storm hit.
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Decision on Kodak retiree health benefits could come Monday
12:13 AM, Nov 3, 2012
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But the move also could put Kodak a lot closer to returning to profitability.
...
In Kodak’s case, the proposed cuts are being painted as a matter of the company’s life and death.
“The reality of the situation is (Kodak) cannot continue the retiree welfare benefits,” the company said in court paperwork.
Kodak spends $10 million a month now on such benefits, which represent a $1.2 billion debt on its balance sheet.
...
“I’d hate to think this last amount of survivor benefit is the sole difference between them coming out or not coming out of bankruptcy,” Johanson said. “If that’s the case, they’re coming out on a pretty rocky basis.”
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20121102/BUSINES…
12:13 AM, Nov 3, 2012
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But the move also could put Kodak a lot closer to returning to profitability.
...
In Kodak’s case, the proposed cuts are being painted as a matter of the company’s life and death.
“The reality of the situation is (Kodak) cannot continue the retiree welfare benefits,” the company said in court paperwork.
Kodak spends $10 million a month now on such benefits, which represent a $1.2 billion debt on its balance sheet.
...
“I’d hate to think this last amount of survivor benefit is the sole difference between them coming out or not coming out of bankruptcy,” Johanson said. “If that’s the case, they’re coming out on a pretty rocky basis.”
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20121102/BUSINES…
Eastman Kodak Assigned Patent for Fusible Inkjet Recording Media
Targeted News Service
By Targeted News Service
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 3 -- Eastman Kodak, Rochester, N.Y., has been assigned a patent (8,298,634) developed by Kurt M. Schroeder, Spencerport, N.Y., Lawrence P. DeMejo, Rochester, N.Y., and Gregory E. Missell, Lima, N.Y., for a "fusible inkjet recording media."
The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: "An inkjet printing system contains an inkjet printer loaded with a recording element comprising a support and an ink receiving layer containing: a) fusible polymeric particles; and b) a water soluble block copolymer having ethylene oxide and propylene oxide segments, the copolymer exhibiting a Draves wetting coefficient, for a 0.1 wt % solution in water at 25.degree. C., of not more than 360 seconds. An inkjet printing method and an inkjet recording medium are also contemplated."
The patent application was filed on Sept. 30, 2008 (12/241,355). The full-text of the patent can be found at http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=H…
Written by Kusum Sangma; edited by Anand Kumar.
KS1103AK1103-803954
http://www.equities.com/news/headline-story?dt=2012-11-03&va…
Targeted News Service
By Targeted News Service
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 3 -- Eastman Kodak, Rochester, N.Y., has been assigned a patent (8,298,634) developed by Kurt M. Schroeder, Spencerport, N.Y., Lawrence P. DeMejo, Rochester, N.Y., and Gregory E. Missell, Lima, N.Y., for a "fusible inkjet recording media."
The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: "An inkjet printing system contains an inkjet printer loaded with a recording element comprising a support and an ink receiving layer containing: a) fusible polymeric particles; and b) a water soluble block copolymer having ethylene oxide and propylene oxide segments, the copolymer exhibiting a Draves wetting coefficient, for a 0.1 wt % solution in water at 25.degree. C., of not more than 360 seconds. An inkjet printing method and an inkjet recording medium are also contemplated."
The patent application was filed on Sept. 30, 2008 (12/241,355). The full-text of the patent can be found at http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=H…
Written by Kusum Sangma; edited by Anand Kumar.
KS1103AK1103-803954
http://www.equities.com/news/headline-story?dt=2012-11-03&va…
Kodak creditors press claims against noteholders
by Aviva Gat | Published November 2, 2012 at 2:09 PM
Eastman Kodak Co.'s official committee of unsecured creditors wants to pursue and possibly settle claims against the one-time photography giant's second-lien noteholders to avoid their security interest in some of Kodak's assets.
Judge Allan L. Gropper of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan is set to consider the committee's request on Nov. 14.
The committee's motion, filed Wednesday, Oct. 31, seeks to avoid the second-lien lenders' security interest in certain collateral including numerous patents issued by both foreign and domestic governments and several bank accounts. The committee said Kodak has waived its rights to pursue the claims, and the avoidance of the claims would benefit Kodak's estate.
Kodak has $750 million outstanding in second-lien secured notes, consisting of $500 million in 9.75% senior secured notes due 2018 and $250 million in 10.625% senior secured notes due 2019. Bank of New York Mellon NA is the indenture trustee.
On Nov. 14, meanwhile, Gropper also is scheduled to consider settlement between Kodak and ATLC Ltd. The agreement, filed Oct. 24, resolves ATLC's purported $58.6 million secured claim and allows ATLC a $40.5 million unsecured claim. ATLC had represented Kodak in certain licensing negotiations for Kodak's digital imaging patents from July 30, 1998, to May 2006. ATLC received a percentage of net proceeds from the negotiations for its services, according to the settlement.
Kodak also seeks to terminate its retiree benefits. Gropper was scheduled to consider the motion on Monday, but he rescheduled the hearing for Nov. 5 due to Hurricane Sandy. The Manhattan court has been closed since the storm hit.
Under an agreement, announced Oct. 10, Kodak would stop providing medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits on Dec. 31 to its 56,000 retirees. Kodak would provide its official committee of retirees with $7.5 million in cash to support initial administration and benefit obligations. The retirees would also be allowed a $635 million unsecured claim and a $15 million administrative claim in Kodak's bankruptcy case. The committee would be able to use these funds to subsidize future benefit costs, according to a Kodak statement.
As of Dec. 31, Kodak owed $1.2 billion for its retirees' benefits. Kodak also pays about $10 million per month for their benefits. The company has been making those payments throughout the bankruptcy case, resulting in $90 million in expenditures.
Founded in 1880 by George Eastman, Kodak was once the world's leading producer of film and cameras. Since it filed for bankruptcy on Jan. 19, the Rochester, N.Y., company has been seeking to reposition its business to focus on commercial, packaging and functional printing solutions and enterprise services.
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by Aviva Gat | Published November 2, 2012 at 2:09 PM
Eastman Kodak Co.'s official committee of unsecured creditors wants to pursue and possibly settle claims against the one-time photography giant's second-lien noteholders to avoid their security interest in some of Kodak's assets.
Judge Allan L. Gropper of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan is set to consider the committee's request on Nov. 14.
The committee's motion, filed Wednesday, Oct. 31, seeks to avoid the second-lien lenders' security interest in certain collateral including numerous patents issued by both foreign and domestic governments and several bank accounts. The committee said Kodak has waived its rights to pursue the claims, and the avoidance of the claims would benefit Kodak's estate.
Kodak has $750 million outstanding in second-lien secured notes, consisting of $500 million in 9.75% senior secured notes due 2018 and $250 million in 10.625% senior secured notes due 2019. Bank of New York Mellon NA is the indenture trustee.
On Nov. 14, meanwhile, Gropper also is scheduled to consider settlement between Kodak and ATLC Ltd. The agreement, filed Oct. 24, resolves ATLC's purported $58.6 million secured claim and allows ATLC a $40.5 million unsecured claim. ATLC had represented Kodak in certain licensing negotiations for Kodak's digital imaging patents from July 30, 1998, to May 2006. ATLC received a percentage of net proceeds from the negotiations for its services, according to the settlement.
Kodak also seeks to terminate its retiree benefits. Gropper was scheduled to consider the motion on Monday, but he rescheduled the hearing for Nov. 5 due to Hurricane Sandy. The Manhattan court has been closed since the storm hit.
Under an agreement, announced Oct. 10, Kodak would stop providing medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits on Dec. 31 to its 56,000 retirees. Kodak would provide its official committee of retirees with $7.5 million in cash to support initial administration and benefit obligations. The retirees would also be allowed a $635 million unsecured claim and a $15 million administrative claim in Kodak's bankruptcy case. The committee would be able to use these funds to subsidize future benefit costs, according to a Kodak statement.
As of Dec. 31, Kodak owed $1.2 billion for its retirees' benefits. Kodak also pays about $10 million per month for their benefits. The company has been making those payments throughout the bankruptcy case, resulting in $90 million in expenditures.
Founded in 1880 by George Eastman, Kodak was once the world's leading producer of film and cameras. Since it filed for bankruptcy on Jan. 19, the Rochester, N.Y., company has been seeking to reposition its business to focus on commercial, packaging and functional printing solutions and enterprise services.
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It looks like Monday will be d-day for Kodak retirees.
That's when a federal bankruptcy court will hear arguments on whether the company can eliminate retiree benefits
http://rochesterhomepage.net/fulltext?nxd_id=351622
That's when a federal bankruptcy court will hear arguments on whether the company can eliminate retiree benefits
http://rochesterhomepage.net/fulltext?nxd_id=351622
morgen wirds also spannend!!!
hab bei tagg in usa mit dem großen dip am freitag n bissl was verdient und bin jetzt wieder mit 20.000 bei kodak dabei (0.21dollar)
was denkt ihr passiert hier, wenn das gericht pro kodak entscheidet und kodak die 1.2mrd dollar aus den verbindlichkeiten streichen kann?
hab bei tagg in usa mit dem großen dip am freitag n bissl was verdient und bin jetzt wieder mit 20.000 bei kodak dabei (0.21dollar)
was denkt ihr passiert hier, wenn das gericht pro kodak entscheidet und kodak die 1.2mrd dollar aus den verbindlichkeiten streichen kann?
..könnte Heute der erste Schritt sein..
und am 14.11 also Mittwoch nächster Woche der 2. Schritt um sich aus der Umklamerung von den gesicherten assets zu lösen... d.h. die Kreditorenm der 2. Klasse sollten dann weitere Schritte nicht blockieren können ....
und am 14.11 also Mittwoch nächster Woche der 2. Schritt um sich aus der Umklamerung von den gesicherten assets zu lösen... d.h. die Kreditorenm der 2. Klasse sollten dann weitere Schritte nicht blockieren können ....
Rochester, N.Y.: Kodak cutting health benefits for 56,000 retirees
By Steve Filips
5 November 2012
Kodak is seeking to eliminate health benefits for 56,000 retired workers. Last month, the company, which is operating under bankruptcy protection, asked the bankruptcy court approval to offload retiree health benefits in an effort to shed the $1.2 billion worker benefit. The company had hearing a last week to consider the proposal and a decision could be made at any time.
This action will affect 56,000 retirees, dependents and survivors. All those who are not eligible for Medicare will lose their health benefits and everyone will lose vision, life insurance and other benefits. This was not an unexpected move. Many companies utilize bankruptcy as a means to abolish pension benefits for retired workers.
The company has discontinued manufacturing its line of printers and also announced the related layoff of 200 workers at the end of September. This brings the number of layoffs to 755 in the past three months and 2,700 since the beginning of the year. The company will cut another 1,000 workers by the end of the year.
If the steep downward trend continues, sales this year will be more than 50 percent lower than last year. Kodak lost $312 million during the third quarter. Total losses for the 132-year-old company, once a pioneer in technology, have totaled $3 billion since 2008.
The upstate New York economy has been losing industries with good paying jobs for decades. Rochester was once known as the imaging capital of the world. The city’s high technology companies—Kodak, Xerox, Bausch & Lomb, Delphi—for years gave this part of western New York a sense of invulnerability to the fate endured by other nearby cities like Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago, which lost steel mills and auto plants to the outsourcing of jobs. The US Census Bureau released Rochester’s 2011 poverty rate, which at nearly 34 percent ranked the eighth worst in the nation.
With the announcement of roughly 4,000 layoffs expected this year worldwide, Kodak’s workforce will be reduced to 14,800.
Kodak’s decline reflects the general decline of industry within the United States and increased competition from low-wage production in the global economy. In particular, Kodak suffered greatly from the move away from film to digital photography. On top of this, the fortunes of the company generally suffered from shortsighted management decisions.
CEO Antonio Perez, a veteran executive from Hewlett-Packard, attempted to revive the company with risky ventures in the printer business that have proven unsuccessful. Kodak missed the boat early on in digital imaging, although they were the original pioneers and patent holders. The company withheld action on digital imaging as long as they could for fear that it would undercut their film division, which was the eventual outcome.
Some business analysts at this point have begun to warn that Kodak does not have a viable business plan. The company had spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the development of a new consumer and commercial printing business, which is now defunct. The company has discontinued manufacturing its line of printers and also announced the related layoff of 200 workers at the end of September.
Another hope for breathing room has been the sale of 1,100 patents in an auction, which has been postponed several times ostensibly for lack of decent bidding. The company is now seeking to lease the patents instead.
Kodak’s course, one generally followed by large company liquidations, will be to break off and sell the sectors that other companies would find attractive to acquire. Those workers that remain will also suffer the threat of job insecurity from further downsizing due to redundancy.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2012/nov2012/koda-n05.shtml
By Steve Filips
5 November 2012
Kodak is seeking to eliminate health benefits for 56,000 retired workers. Last month, the company, which is operating under bankruptcy protection, asked the bankruptcy court approval to offload retiree health benefits in an effort to shed the $1.2 billion worker benefit. The company had hearing a last week to consider the proposal and a decision could be made at any time.
This action will affect 56,000 retirees, dependents and survivors. All those who are not eligible for Medicare will lose their health benefits and everyone will lose vision, life insurance and other benefits. This was not an unexpected move. Many companies utilize bankruptcy as a means to abolish pension benefits for retired workers.
The company has discontinued manufacturing its line of printers and also announced the related layoff of 200 workers at the end of September. This brings the number of layoffs to 755 in the past three months and 2,700 since the beginning of the year. The company will cut another 1,000 workers by the end of the year.
If the steep downward trend continues, sales this year will be more than 50 percent lower than last year. Kodak lost $312 million during the third quarter. Total losses for the 132-year-old company, once a pioneer in technology, have totaled $3 billion since 2008.
The upstate New York economy has been losing industries with good paying jobs for decades. Rochester was once known as the imaging capital of the world. The city’s high technology companies—Kodak, Xerox, Bausch & Lomb, Delphi—for years gave this part of western New York a sense of invulnerability to the fate endured by other nearby cities like Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago, which lost steel mills and auto plants to the outsourcing of jobs. The US Census Bureau released Rochester’s 2011 poverty rate, which at nearly 34 percent ranked the eighth worst in the nation.
With the announcement of roughly 4,000 layoffs expected this year worldwide, Kodak’s workforce will be reduced to 14,800.
Kodak’s decline reflects the general decline of industry within the United States and increased competition from low-wage production in the global economy. In particular, Kodak suffered greatly from the move away from film to digital photography. On top of this, the fortunes of the company generally suffered from shortsighted management decisions.
CEO Antonio Perez, a veteran executive from Hewlett-Packard, attempted to revive the company with risky ventures in the printer business that have proven unsuccessful. Kodak missed the boat early on in digital imaging, although they were the original pioneers and patent holders. The company withheld action on digital imaging as long as they could for fear that it would undercut their film division, which was the eventual outcome.
Some business analysts at this point have begun to warn that Kodak does not have a viable business plan. The company had spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the development of a new consumer and commercial printing business, which is now defunct. The company has discontinued manufacturing its line of printers and also announced the related layoff of 200 workers at the end of September.
Another hope for breathing room has been the sale of 1,100 patents in an auction, which has been postponed several times ostensibly for lack of decent bidding. The company is now seeking to lease the patents instead.
Kodak’s course, one generally followed by large company liquidations, will be to break off and sell the sectors that other companies would find attractive to acquire. Those workers that remain will also suffer the threat of job insecurity from further downsizing due to redundancy.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2012/nov2012/koda-n05.shtml
Another hope for breathing room has been the sale of 1,100 patents in an auction, which has been postponed several times ostensibly for lack of decent bidding. The company is now seeking to lease the patents instead.Kodak’s course, one generally followed by large company liquidations, will be to break off and sell the sectors that other companies would find attractive to acquire. Those workers that remain will also suffer the threat of job insecurity from further downsizing due to redundancy.
...so, so also doch kein Verkauf ? sondern laufende Einnahmen aus den Patenten
...so, so also doch kein Verkauf ? sondern laufende Einnahmen aus den Patenten
diese Nachricht nix gut.
jetzt gehts erst mal ein paar tage nach unten!!!!
jetzt gehts erst mal ein paar tage nach unten!!!!
..sehe ich nicht so negativ...
zeigt dass die Patente nicht zu jedem Preis verkauft werden und
zudem garantieren die Patente stetige Einnahmennn
zeigt dass die Patente nicht zu jedem Preis verkauft werden und
zudem garantieren die Patente stetige Einnahmennn
Storm Causes Scramble in New York Bankruptcy Community
11/05/2012| 02:39pm US/Eastern
By Joseph Checkler and Rachel Feintzeig
New York City is crawling back to normal after last week's crippling storm, but the U.S. Bankruptcy Court building in Lower Manhattan remains paralyzed, forcing a scramble by judges and lawyers to hold key hearings wherever they can find a courtroom.
The court, one of the country's bankruptcy epicenters, on Monday took the rare step of issuing an order allowing judges to go outside the Southern District of New York to hold hearings. The order cites "extraordinary damage and disruption," "widespread power and utility outages," and "extensive transportation problems" in the New York area.
"It is currently unclear when the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan will again be accessible," said the order, signed by Chief Judge Cecelia G. Morris. A spokesman for Consolidated Edison Inc. (>> Consolidated Edison, Inc.) told Dow Jones Newswires that power to the building was restored Monday.
Judges are turning to open courthouses in places like Brooklyn and White Plains, N.Y., where the buildings fared better than the one downtown, to ensure that bankruptcy proceedings--which operate on a much faster track than most other legal matters--can go on.
A lawyer for Arcapita Bank on Monday told Dow Jones a crucial hearing scheduled for Monday over whether it can move forward with financing from Fortress Investment Group LLC has been pushed back two days and moved 30 miles away to the White Plains court, which is also part of the Southern District. A clerk for Judge Sean H. Lane, who oversees both Arcapita's bankruptcy and that of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. (>> AMR Corporation), said an AMR hearing scheduled for Thursday will also take place in White Plains.
Lawyers and other participants can also call in to participate in Judge Lane's hearings. Judge Allan L. Gropper has changed a Monday hearing in Eastman Kodak Co.'s (>> Eastman Kodak Company) Chapter 11 case to a telephone-only affair.
Getting to downtown Manhattan has been a challenge since Superstorm Sandy's high winds and storm surges wreaked havoc last Monday. The New York City subway system was completely shut down until Thursday, and even now service on some lines is limited.
"Current transportation restrictions render it difficult and in some cases impossible for individuals to travel to the Courthouse," Judge Morris's Monday order says.
Instead, bankruptcy professionals, with an eye on struggling companies that require swift action to stay afloat, are using technology and ingenuity to keep cases on track. From orders that have popped up online even as courtroom doors remained shut, to telephonic hearings that allowed key settlements to be put into place, attorneys say the industry is banding together to make sure their cases don't suffer because of Sandy.
"I think that it just shows that, like so many kinds of micro communities, the restructuring community is banding together," said Jonathan Henes, an attorney with Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
Mr. Henes said that some attorneys from Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP's downtown office are working out of Kirkland's midtown office.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. Trustee's office, the unit of the Justice Department that monitors bankruptcy cases, said lawyers from its Manhattan offices were working out of the Brooklyn office as well as other locations.
Mr. Henes said a global settlement in the case of charter airline operator Global Aviation Holdings Inc. became the subject of a Wednesday telephone hearing after a hearing set for last Monday was canceled. Also on Wednesday, Judge Robert Drain of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in White Plains, N.Y., gave his blessing to key labor deals in the bankruptcy case of struggling Twinkie maker Hostess Brands Inc., as lawyers listened in over the phone.
Mr. Henes said he had observed "adversaries...emailing each other to make sure that they and their families were OK."
"That kind of outpouring of concern was great to see," he said.
http://www.4-traders.com/CONSOLIDATED-EDISON-INC-12403/news/…
11/05/2012| 02:39pm US/Eastern
By Joseph Checkler and Rachel Feintzeig
New York City is crawling back to normal after last week's crippling storm, but the U.S. Bankruptcy Court building in Lower Manhattan remains paralyzed, forcing a scramble by judges and lawyers to hold key hearings wherever they can find a courtroom.
The court, one of the country's bankruptcy epicenters, on Monday took the rare step of issuing an order allowing judges to go outside the Southern District of New York to hold hearings. The order cites "extraordinary damage and disruption," "widespread power and utility outages," and "extensive transportation problems" in the New York area.
"It is currently unclear when the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan will again be accessible," said the order, signed by Chief Judge Cecelia G. Morris. A spokesman for Consolidated Edison Inc. (>> Consolidated Edison, Inc.) told Dow Jones Newswires that power to the building was restored Monday.
Judges are turning to open courthouses in places like Brooklyn and White Plains, N.Y., where the buildings fared better than the one downtown, to ensure that bankruptcy proceedings--which operate on a much faster track than most other legal matters--can go on.
A lawyer for Arcapita Bank on Monday told Dow Jones a crucial hearing scheduled for Monday over whether it can move forward with financing from Fortress Investment Group LLC has been pushed back two days and moved 30 miles away to the White Plains court, which is also part of the Southern District. A clerk for Judge Sean H. Lane, who oversees both Arcapita's bankruptcy and that of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. (>> AMR Corporation), said an AMR hearing scheduled for Thursday will also take place in White Plains.
Lawyers and other participants can also call in to participate in Judge Lane's hearings. Judge Allan L. Gropper has changed a Monday hearing in Eastman Kodak Co.'s (>> Eastman Kodak Company) Chapter 11 case to a telephone-only affair.
Getting to downtown Manhattan has been a challenge since Superstorm Sandy's high winds and storm surges wreaked havoc last Monday. The New York City subway system was completely shut down until Thursday, and even now service on some lines is limited.
"Current transportation restrictions render it difficult and in some cases impossible for individuals to travel to the Courthouse," Judge Morris's Monday order says.
Instead, bankruptcy professionals, with an eye on struggling companies that require swift action to stay afloat, are using technology and ingenuity to keep cases on track. From orders that have popped up online even as courtroom doors remained shut, to telephonic hearings that allowed key settlements to be put into place, attorneys say the industry is banding together to make sure their cases don't suffer because of Sandy.
"I think that it just shows that, like so many kinds of micro communities, the restructuring community is banding together," said Jonathan Henes, an attorney with Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
Mr. Henes said that some attorneys from Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP's downtown office are working out of Kirkland's midtown office.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. Trustee's office, the unit of the Justice Department that monitors bankruptcy cases, said lawyers from its Manhattan offices were working out of the Brooklyn office as well as other locations.
Mr. Henes said a global settlement in the case of charter airline operator Global Aviation Holdings Inc. became the subject of a Wednesday telephone hearing after a hearing set for last Monday was canceled. Also on Wednesday, Judge Robert Drain of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in White Plains, N.Y., gave his blessing to key labor deals in the bankruptcy case of struggling Twinkie maker Hostess Brands Inc., as lawyers listened in over the phone.
Mr. Henes said he had observed "adversaries...emailing each other to make sure that they and their families were OK."
"That kind of outpouring of concern was great to see," he said.
http://www.4-traders.com/CONSOLIDATED-EDISON-INC-12403/news/…
4:54PM EST November 5. 2012 -
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Eastman Kodak won court approval Monday to quit providing health and welfare benefits to 56,000 U.S. retirees and dependents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The ruling, made Monday by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Allan Gropper, is a major one in Kodak's Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring. Kodak had been seeking court OK to quit offering such benefits by the end of the year.
Kodak currently spends about $10 million a month on such benefits.
In bankruptcy, "Individuals may see their life savings lost or lose their jobs. Bankruptcy can have a particularly painful affect on retirees," Gropper said, before going on to say — regardless of the financial pain to retirees — that the benefits move is legal, fair and reasonable.
The two largest wedges of the retiree-related debt are health coverage for 32,000 Medicare-eligible retirees, representing a $440 million liability on its balance sheet, and the Survivor Income Benefit for 7,500 people representing a $510 million liability.
The Survivor Income Benefit, which Kodak quit offering in 1995, guaranteed that 30% of a retiree's pension annuity would get paid to a surviving spouse. It came at no cost to Kodak workers, unlike the related Joint & Survivor pension benefit, through which retirees could elect to receive less money monthly with the guarantee that a surviving spouse would continue to receive payments.
Since filing for Chapter 11 protection in January, Kodak has made a number of painful cuts to stay afloat. By the end of the year, it will have laid off nearly 4,000 workers worldwide, sold off numerous operations, vacated real estate around the nation and shut down its digital camera business.
Many retirees already have felt financial hardship from the bankruptcy. The company in January ended the Kodak Excess Retirement Income Plan and Kodak Unfunded Retirement Income Plan — a pair of supplemental pension plans for highly compensated retirees.
Kodak first targeted retiree benefits in March, when it proposed eliminating the Medicare Advantage plant it provides to post-1991 retirees. The company yanked that proposal after objections from retirees and prodding by Gropper, with the end result being formation of a committee to represent retirees' interests in Kodak bankruptcy. That committee negotiated a settlement with Kodak that allows it to end its retiree health spending in exchange for $635 million in claims against the company. When Kodak emerges from bankruptcy, the money paid toward those claims will be put into a fund to help pay for future retiree benefits.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2012/11/05/koda…
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Eastman Kodak won court approval Monday to quit providing health and welfare benefits to 56,000 U.S. retirees and dependents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The ruling, made Monday by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Allan Gropper, is a major one in Kodak's Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring. Kodak had been seeking court OK to quit offering such benefits by the end of the year.
Kodak currently spends about $10 million a month on such benefits.
In bankruptcy, "Individuals may see their life savings lost or lose their jobs. Bankruptcy can have a particularly painful affect on retirees," Gropper said, before going on to say — regardless of the financial pain to retirees — that the benefits move is legal, fair and reasonable.
The two largest wedges of the retiree-related debt are health coverage for 32,000 Medicare-eligible retirees, representing a $440 million liability on its balance sheet, and the Survivor Income Benefit for 7,500 people representing a $510 million liability.
The Survivor Income Benefit, which Kodak quit offering in 1995, guaranteed that 30% of a retiree's pension annuity would get paid to a surviving spouse. It came at no cost to Kodak workers, unlike the related Joint & Survivor pension benefit, through which retirees could elect to receive less money monthly with the guarantee that a surviving spouse would continue to receive payments.
Since filing for Chapter 11 protection in January, Kodak has made a number of painful cuts to stay afloat. By the end of the year, it will have laid off nearly 4,000 workers worldwide, sold off numerous operations, vacated real estate around the nation and shut down its digital camera business.
Many retirees already have felt financial hardship from the bankruptcy. The company in January ended the Kodak Excess Retirement Income Plan and Kodak Unfunded Retirement Income Plan — a pair of supplemental pension plans for highly compensated retirees.
Kodak first targeted retiree benefits in March, when it proposed eliminating the Medicare Advantage plant it provides to post-1991 retirees. The company yanked that proposal after objections from retirees and prodding by Gropper, with the end result being formation of a committee to represent retirees' interests in Kodak bankruptcy. That committee negotiated a settlement with Kodak that allows it to end its retiree health spending in exchange for $635 million in claims against the company. When Kodak emerges from bankruptcy, the money paid toward those claims will be put into a fund to help pay for future retiree benefits.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2012/11/05/koda…
Zitat von boki82: 4:54PM EST November 5. 2012 -
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Eastman Kodak won court approval Monday to quit providing health and welfare benefits to 56,000 U.S. retirees and dependents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so meiner meinung nach der erste wichtige step. ich erwarte vor weihnachten die bekanntmachung der patentlösung, wie immer diese aussehen mag. dann im frühjahr den verkauf der 3 geschäftsbereiche. und dann bingo.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.789.207 von 1tenbagger am 05.11.12 23:15:55das wär natürlich klasse, deinem drei-punkte-plan folge ich nur zu gerne :=)
nochmal, weils so schön ist und auch ein wenig prägnanter:
NY judge: Kodak can end retiree health benefits
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A bankruptcy court judge will allow Eastman Kodak Co. to end retiree health benefits at the end of the year as part of its restructuring.
In his ruling Monday, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Allan Gropper called the move fair and reasonable.
The Rochester-based photography company reached an agreement last month with a court-appointed committee of retirees to eliminate its current $1.2 billion liability for medical, life insurance and survivor benefits. In exchange, Kodak will pay a total of $650 million in claims and $7.5 million in cash into a fund to be used for future payments.
A statement from Kodak Monday says the agreement will reduce one of the company's biggest legacy liabilities and marks a major and necessary step toward its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
http://online.wsj.com/article/AP0978fdee7d6145faa0aff52e0215…
NY judge: Kodak can end retiree health benefits
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A bankruptcy court judge will allow Eastman Kodak Co. to end retiree health benefits at the end of the year as part of its restructuring.
In his ruling Monday, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Allan Gropper called the move fair and reasonable.
The Rochester-based photography company reached an agreement last month with a court-appointed committee of retirees to eliminate its current $1.2 billion liability for medical, life insurance and survivor benefits. In exchange, Kodak will pay a total of $650 million in claims and $7.5 million in cash into a fund to be used for future payments.
A statement from Kodak Monday says the agreement will reduce one of the company's biggest legacy liabilities and marks a major and necessary step toward its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
http://online.wsj.com/article/AP0978fdee7d6145faa0aff52e0215…
und was bedeutet das für uns im allgemeinen und kurzfristig für den kurs?
guten morgen!
Court OKs Kodak ending retiree health care benefits
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“The agreement, which also has the support of our Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors and the Ad Hoc Committee of Second Lien Holders, will significantly reduce one of the company’s most substantial legacy liabilities, marking another major step toward Kodak’s successful emergence from Chapter 11,” Kodak said.
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...this agreement is one of the many necessary and critical steps to put the company on a path to emerge as a profitable, sustainable company.”
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Kodak said the proposed agreement results in significant cost savings and liquidity enhancement and eliminates the need for costly and lengthy litigation.
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http://www.rbj.net/article.asp?aID=193063
Court OKs Kodak ending retiree health care benefits
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“The agreement, which also has the support of our Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors and the Ad Hoc Committee of Second Lien Holders, will significantly reduce one of the company’s most substantial legacy liabilities, marking another major step toward Kodak’s successful emergence from Chapter 11,” Kodak said.
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...this agreement is one of the many necessary and critical steps to put the company on a path to emerge as a profitable, sustainable company.”
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Kodak said the proposed agreement results in significant cost savings and liquidity enhancement and eliminates the need for costly and lengthy litigation.
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http://www.rbj.net/article.asp?aID=193063
...puh...der erste Schritt ist geschafft
und der offizielle Beschluss kam nach Börsenschluss...
mal schauen wie die OTC reagiert...
Nun ist der Weg frei.... für weitere Schritte raus aus der Umklammerung des Chap 11
und der offizielle Beschluss kam nach Börsenschluss...
mal schauen wie die OTC reagiert...
Nun ist der Weg frei.... für weitere Schritte raus aus der Umklammerung des Chap 11
bin auch mal long mit dabei.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.789.635 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 08:31:20Diff. abs / Diff. rel: 0,006 EUR / 3,64%
Datum / Uhrzeit: 06.11.12 / 08:19:58
Geld / Brief: Geld: 06.11.12 - 08:20:05, Brief: 06.11.12 - 08:20:05 0,166 EUR / 0,174 EUR
Datum / Uhrzeit: 06.11.12 / 08:19:58
Geld / Brief: Geld: 06.11.12 - 08:20:05, Brief: 06.11.12 - 08:20:05 0,166 EUR / 0,174 EUR
Könnte heute an der NY Börse bei Kodak was gehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.789.897 von norisknofun2012 am 06.11.12 09:32:5520cent für ne kodak-aktie ist doch ein schlechter witz. wenn die unbeschadet und mit den altaktionären aus capt 11 rauskommen, dann (aber auch nur dann) ist das mind. ein tenbagger. nur m.m.
Was meinste, wie hoch könnte Kodak heute gehen?
Ab wann verkaufen und den nächsten Rücksetzer nutzen um wieder aufzuladen?
Ab wann verkaufen und den nächsten Rücksetzer nutzen um wieder aufzuladen?
hab auch noch einmal nachgeladen
hoffentlich kommt mal wieder Bewegung rein....
bloß nicht über pari kaufen, vielleicht reagieren die amis auf die meldung garnicht. aus den letzten monaten zeigt sich, dass nur meldungen zum patentverkauf was gebracht haben.
nur m.m.
nur m.m.
Für wieviel Eurocent hast du (ihr) eingekauft?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.790.008 von Loserin am 06.11.12 09:57:38
rennst du mir jetzt hinterher.hast bei myry wieder 100% übers wochenende verpasst.
rennst du mir jetzt hinterher.hast bei myry wieder 100% übers wochenende verpasst.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.790.024 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 10:02:15warum sollte ich ausgerechnet Dir hinterher laufen ?
Du bist für mich ein kleiner Pusher and absolut no Benchmark
Du bist für mich ein kleiner Pusher and absolut no Benchmark
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.790.024 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 10:02:15und was ihr bei myry abgezogen habt ist schon echt übel.
bin mit meinem gewinn aus tagg hier wieder rein. knapp 20tsd stück aus amiland zu 0.21dollarcent. hab mir vor n paar monaten/wochen bei kodak mal n blaues auge geholt, jetzt bin ich nur mit profit drinne. wenns weniger wird ist nciht so schlimm aber würde mir gerne die verluste wieder reinholen, ist so ne ego-geschichte
bin am überlegen die FFM aktien zu verkaufen und "drüben" rein...
MHMMM
MHMMM
freitag konnte jeder zu 0,015 rein.heute ist 0,040.wo ist dein problem.das zepter haben andere in der hand.es war aber abzusehn das die im zuge des tagg hypes läuft.naja du lernst das schon auch noch.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.790.514 von takeProfit am 06.11.12 11:30:43was soll das bringen??? wegen der paar prozente.wenns sie heute nicht geht dann eben bei der nächsten news.
wie ich es befürchtet hatte: die ami scheren sich einen dreck um diese tolle meldung :=(
sieht momentan jedenfalls so aus
sieht momentan jedenfalls so aus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.791.871 von Loserin am 06.11.12 16:10:46danke schön
Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.2101 / 0.215 (5000 x 200.000!!!)
0.2101 / 0.215 (5000 x 200.000!!!)
ich fass das nicht. ich fass es einfach nicht. gute news, aktie fällt. ist das jetzt so? ich fass es nicht
BID ATDF 0.19 308912 10:46 ASK ATDF 0.20 158957 10:46
da bestimmt ein Investor das BID und ASK
da bestimmt ein Investor das BID und ASK
liegt das an dir das es hier nicht so läuft???dachte das hier mehr geht.zumindest 22-24 hätte ich erwartet. mal sehn wie das hier noch wird.eigentlich hab ich nicht so viel zeit muß weiter.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.792.475 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 17:56:01jetzt gehts los.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.792.936 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 19:18:37Wo geht was los ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.792.983 von Wohnwunsch am 06.11.12 19:25:21 ich bin immer so aufgeregt wenn einer aus dem ask kauft.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.792.994 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 19:26:56Real-Time Best Bid & Ask
0.20 / 0.2075 (5000 x 46300)
0.20 / 0.2075 (5000 x 46300)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.793.003 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 19:28:30problem ist halt das die loserin hier dabei ist. da wird das nix.die bringt nur pech.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.792.291 von chenggong am 06.11.12 17:16:57das ist dieser vermaledeite 5000er trader. ich hasse ihn, er verfolgt uns seit monaten. der deckel muss wech
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.793.243 von boki82 am 06.11.12 20:09:27so ein blödsinn.hier fehlt einfach nur volumen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.793.358 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 20:32:12dann bring doch mal welches rein du 500euro häuptling
Kodak Bankruptcy Ruling: Lessons for Business & Workers
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Perhaps the US Supreme Court was right, after all. Companies are people, too. They are not immortal, their promises can be broken, and like all fallible folks, they will probably -- wittingly or unwittingly -- let you down numerous times in the course of your life and theirs. Moreover, they may not honor contracts to customers, suppliers, investors, their local communities, or even employees.
Richard Diehl just found out how fickle both man and enterprises can be. Diehl, who lives in Greece, N.Y., worked 36 years for the Eastman Kodak Co. and wrongly assumed he had earned from a grateful company "retiree medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits." On Monday, Diehl and 56,000 other Kodak retirees got a rude jolt when a bankruptcy judge agreed with the company's request for the termination of those benefits, effective December 31.
Kodak in a pre-ruling statement said it could not "support continued payment of retiree benefit" even after initiating several cost-reduction actions that included laying off "nearly 4,000 employees this year and exiting or winding down several businesses and the proposed sale of our Personalized Imaging and Document businesses."
Kodak is clearly a troubled company, and its many problems are spilling over to all employees -- current and retired -- suppliers, customers, and shareholders. The once-mighty photographic equipment, printing, and imaging company is fading slowly into oblivion with sales dropping sharply each of the last four years, and net losses piling up in the hundreds of millions. The company's market value has dwindled to less than $60 million, and its shares now trade as a penny stock on the PINK exchange. Sadly, the company that gave millions worldwide the photography equipment to record their memorable moments today is lacking even a smidgen of its own previous glory.
By the time Kodak emerges from bankruptcy -- if it perchance achieves even this moderate goal -- it would have a tiny footprint. The company's management is reorganizing Kodak as a "much smaller, leaner enterprise focused on commercial, packaging and functional printing and enterprise services." It will also have lighter debts and a much reduced retiree obligation, thanks to bankruptcy court judge Allan Gropper who agreed Kodak should terminate many of its obligations to retirees," according to a report in USA Today. "Individuals may see their life savings lost or lose their jobs," the judge said. "Bankruptcy can have a particularly painful effect on retirees."
Really? Tell that to Kodak's retirees who counted on the company to continue providing generous benefits long after they had left the company and who must now seek alternative medical and survivor obligations. Many of the ex-employees cited in news reports blamed Kodak's management for mismanaging the company's affairs and for failing to anticipate or foresee the major technological changes that ended its domination of the photography market.
The news that Kodak's current management wanted to ditch many employees and substantially cut retiree benefits hit me hard initially as I thought about all the naïve folks who based their lives on two wrong assumptions. The first was that the company would continue to be the undisputed leader in its market segment, and second, that it would unfailingly stick with the agreement to provide those benefits. They were wrong on both score.
Kodak and other troubled companies may not see anything wrong in terminating benefits to employees, but there's a larger lesson here for American enterprises and workers. While one part of me would like to side with the retirees and blame Kodak, the more enlightened part of me (thank you, Intel ex-CEO and ex-chairman Andrew Grove) remembered that employment and, unfortunately, promised benefits are "at will" in the United States. This means your employer only owes you wages for work already done and does not owe you guaranteed employment or lifelong benefits beyond what it is able to pay, even if it promised much more. Employees therefore have an obligation to ensure they secure their retirement by whatever means necessary and independent of past, current, or future employers.
Grove's observation may be coming too late for many Kodak employees, but I would like to restate the six points he emphasized in his book here for current workers. He said:
Nobody owes you a career
Your career is literally your business. You own it as a sole proprietor.
You have one employee: yourself
You are in competition with millions of similar businesses -- i.e., millions of other employees all over the world
You need to accept ownership of your career, your skills, and the timing of your moves
It is your responsibility to protect your personal business of yours from harm and to position it to benefit from the changes in the environment. Nobody else can do that for you.
There are implications for businesses, too. Executives must understand that as Grove noted in his book Only the Paranoid Survive: How to Exploit the Crisis Point That Challenge Every Company, employees will become more mercenary in their actions and will not always put company interest first. You may not like the implications, but that's what the Kodak bankruptcy ruling has reinforced.
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Perhaps the US Supreme Court was right, after all. Companies are people, too. They are not immortal, their promises can be broken, and like all fallible folks, they will probably -- wittingly or unwittingly -- let you down numerous times in the course of your life and theirs. Moreover, they may not honor contracts to customers, suppliers, investors, their local communities, or even employees.
Richard Diehl just found out how fickle both man and enterprises can be. Diehl, who lives in Greece, N.Y., worked 36 years for the Eastman Kodak Co. and wrongly assumed he had earned from a grateful company "retiree medical, dental, life insurance and survivor income benefits." On Monday, Diehl and 56,000 other Kodak retirees got a rude jolt when a bankruptcy judge agreed with the company's request for the termination of those benefits, effective December 31.
Kodak in a pre-ruling statement said it could not "support continued payment of retiree benefit" even after initiating several cost-reduction actions that included laying off "nearly 4,000 employees this year and exiting or winding down several businesses and the proposed sale of our Personalized Imaging and Document businesses."
Kodak is clearly a troubled company, and its many problems are spilling over to all employees -- current and retired -- suppliers, customers, and shareholders. The once-mighty photographic equipment, printing, and imaging company is fading slowly into oblivion with sales dropping sharply each of the last four years, and net losses piling up in the hundreds of millions. The company's market value has dwindled to less than $60 million, and its shares now trade as a penny stock on the PINK exchange. Sadly, the company that gave millions worldwide the photography equipment to record their memorable moments today is lacking even a smidgen of its own previous glory.
By the time Kodak emerges from bankruptcy -- if it perchance achieves even this moderate goal -- it would have a tiny footprint. The company's management is reorganizing Kodak as a "much smaller, leaner enterprise focused on commercial, packaging and functional printing and enterprise services." It will also have lighter debts and a much reduced retiree obligation, thanks to bankruptcy court judge Allan Gropper who agreed Kodak should terminate many of its obligations to retirees," according to a report in USA Today. "Individuals may see their life savings lost or lose their jobs," the judge said. "Bankruptcy can have a particularly painful effect on retirees."
Really? Tell that to Kodak's retirees who counted on the company to continue providing generous benefits long after they had left the company and who must now seek alternative medical and survivor obligations. Many of the ex-employees cited in news reports blamed Kodak's management for mismanaging the company's affairs and for failing to anticipate or foresee the major technological changes that ended its domination of the photography market.
The news that Kodak's current management wanted to ditch many employees and substantially cut retiree benefits hit me hard initially as I thought about all the naïve folks who based their lives on two wrong assumptions. The first was that the company would continue to be the undisputed leader in its market segment, and second, that it would unfailingly stick with the agreement to provide those benefits. They were wrong on both score.
Kodak and other troubled companies may not see anything wrong in terminating benefits to employees, but there's a larger lesson here for American enterprises and workers. While one part of me would like to side with the retirees and blame Kodak, the more enlightened part of me (thank you, Intel ex-CEO and ex-chairman Andrew Grove) remembered that employment and, unfortunately, promised benefits are "at will" in the United States. This means your employer only owes you wages for work already done and does not owe you guaranteed employment or lifelong benefits beyond what it is able to pay, even if it promised much more. Employees therefore have an obligation to ensure they secure their retirement by whatever means necessary and independent of past, current, or future employers.
Grove's observation may be coming too late for many Kodak employees, but I would like to restate the six points he emphasized in his book here for current workers. He said:
Nobody owes you a career
Your career is literally your business. You own it as a sole proprietor.
You have one employee: yourself
You are in competition with millions of similar businesses -- i.e., millions of other employees all over the world
You need to accept ownership of your career, your skills, and the timing of your moves
It is your responsibility to protect your personal business of yours from harm and to position it to benefit from the changes in the environment. Nobody else can do that for you.
There are implications for businesses, too. Executives must understand that as Grove noted in his book Only the Paranoid Survive: How to Exploit the Crisis Point That Challenge Every Company, employees will become more mercenary in their actions and will not always put company interest first. You may not like the implications, but that's what the Kodak bankruptcy ruling has reinforced.
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nicht kursentscheidend aber interessant. wers lesen mag
ich bin doch so sensibel.
Guten Morgen Boki,
komische Gestalten tummeln sich gerade hier im thread.
Hab gesehen dass Sie drüben in USA die Leute auf die News hingewiesen haben...
Ich sehe die Entscheidung Gestern als Grundlage für die weiteren Verhandlungen der Kodak und vielleicht wird die Kodak nun doch hübsch gemacht für eine Übernahme... denn könneb die Pensionsverbindlichkeiten raus aus der Bilanz ... Ist auch gut für die Zukunft der Kodak... Denke dass jeder mit diesem Entscheid gerechnet hat und deshalb die Reaktion verhalten war... Könnte auch sein, dass es heute doch noch bisserl raufgeht, da die Wahlen Gestern doch ein beherrschendes Thema war in USA. Nächsten Mittwoch werden wir die nächsten Schritte erfahren, wohin die Reise gehen wird.
komische Gestalten tummeln sich gerade hier im thread.
Hab gesehen dass Sie drüben in USA die Leute auf die News hingewiesen haben...
Ich sehe die Entscheidung Gestern als Grundlage für die weiteren Verhandlungen der Kodak und vielleicht wird die Kodak nun doch hübsch gemacht für eine Übernahme... denn könneb die Pensionsverbindlichkeiten raus aus der Bilanz ... Ist auch gut für die Zukunft der Kodak... Denke dass jeder mit diesem Entscheid gerechnet hat und deshalb die Reaktion verhalten war... Könnte auch sein, dass es heute doch noch bisserl raufgeht, da die Wahlen Gestern doch ein beherrschendes Thema war in USA. Nächsten Mittwoch werden wir die nächsten Schritte erfahren, wohin die Reise gehen wird.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.793.890 von ultrawuffsn am 06.11.12 22:43:36bin wieder raus.geht nix los hier und soviel zeit habe ich nicht.bin jetzt bei aggenix zu finden.
ps.falls du mich suchst loserin.
ps.falls du mich suchst loserin.
glaube nicht das das mit den wahlen zu tun hatte.
denke immer noch das es die nachricht war, das die patente
doch nicht verkauft werden, zu tun hat.
gebe zu deswegen bin ich auch rein, jetzt dauert
das ganze doch noch viel länger wie
vermutet.statt short eben long.
denke immer noch das es die nachricht war, das die patente
doch nicht verkauft werden, zu tun hat.
gebe zu deswegen bin ich auch rein, jetzt dauert
das ganze doch noch viel länger wie
vermutet.statt short eben long.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.795.010 von klauskt am 07.11.12 10:02:19Moin,
jedenfalls bleibt kodak dem börsenplatz frankfurt erhalten, wenn man der aktuellen liste trauen darf.
da muß ich nicht umschreiben lassen
gruß
jedenfalls bleibt kodak dem börsenplatz frankfurt erhalten, wenn man der aktuellen liste trauen darf.
da muß ich nicht umschreiben lassen
gruß
wie umschreiben?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.795.186 von takeProfit am 07.11.12 10:27:45na auf nen anderen börsenplatz
gruß
gruß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.795.198 von lohdude am 07.11.12 10:29:22obwohl die wird ja fast überall gehandelt in deutschland.
hab ich gerade mitm anderen invest verwechselt.sorry
gruß
hab ich gerade mitm anderen invest verwechselt.sorry
gruß
kann ich meine FFM aktien auf Nasdaq other OTC umschreiben lassen (comdirect)
??? Laut telefon support geht das nicht...
Aber ich kann telefonisch meine FFM aktien auch "drüben" verkaufen... Das geht nur telefonisch und das kostet keine Telefon gebühren...
??? Laut telefon support geht das nicht...
Aber ich kann telefonisch meine FFM aktien auch "drüben" verkaufen... Das geht nur telefonisch und das kostet keine Telefon gebühren...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.795.291 von takeProfit am 07.11.12 10:45:08weiß ich leider auch nicht genau.
muß mich aber im zuge der delistings in frankfurt diese woche mal damit beschäftigen.
wenn ich was weiß melde ich mich.
gruß
muß mich aber im zuge der delistings in frankfurt diese woche mal damit beschäftigen.
wenn ich was weiß melde ich mich.
gruß
jo, merci
Gibt es mal einen Link zu der aktuellen Liste ob Kodak gelistet bleibt?
Laut meiner Liste nämlich nicht
Laut meiner Liste nämlich nicht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.795.645 von max06 am 07.11.12 11:40:44hier
http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/de/om#Listen_der_Werte
http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/de/om#Listen_der_Werte
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.796.811 von lohdude am 07.11.12 15:05:21noch genauer :
http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/arcmsdownload/b3aba3ff0b0b290…
http://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/arcmsdownload/b3aba3ff0b0b290…
habe heute noch einmal ein wenig hinzugekauft, jetzt kann es von mir aus losgehen, Boki, vieleicht kommen wir bald aus den Miesen.
gruss mattangriff
gruss mattangriff
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.797.310 von Loserin am 07.11.12 16:18:42geht schon wieder runter, nun denn, mein Arzt sagt immer Bewegung kann nicht schaden....
...wenn hier auch eine vernünftige Lösunge gefunden wird gehts weiter mit dem Entflechten von Verbindlichkeiten die im Moment noch einen neuen Start beieinflussen.... Stück für Stück werden Altlasten entfernt
On Nov. 14, meanwhile, Gropper also is scheduled to consider settlement between Kodak and ATLC Ltd. The agreement, filed Oct. 24, resolves ATLC's purported $58.6 million secured claim and allows ATLC a $40.5 million unsecured claim. ATLC had represented Kodak in certain licensing negotiations for Kodak's digital imaging patents from July 30, 1998, to May 2006. ATLC received a percentage of net proceeds from the negotiations for its services, according to the settlement.
On Nov. 14, meanwhile, Gropper also is scheduled to consider settlement between Kodak and ATLC Ltd. The agreement, filed Oct. 24, resolves ATLC's purported $58.6 million secured claim and allows ATLC a $40.5 million unsecured claim. ATLC had represented Kodak in certain licensing negotiations for Kodak's digital imaging patents from July 30, 1998, to May 2006. ATLC received a percentage of net proceeds from the negotiations for its services, according to the settlement.
Bin langsam echt am überlegen mit 3000,- minus raus zu gehen...
Mhmmm 3 Monate für null euro gearbeitet... Schon hart, aber ein delisting wäre noch viel trauriger...
HILLFFEEEE
Mhmmm 3 Monate für null euro gearbeitet... Schon hart, aber ein delisting wäre noch viel trauriger...
HILLFFEEEE
aus der Sonne zurück, sehe das Trauerspiel - bin ja raus wegen dem drohenden Delisting... es gibt auch kein nachvollziehbaren Grund, den Altaktionären noch was zukommen zu lassen, einzige echte Chance waren Mrd. aus den Patenten, nur hätte es dann eines CHapter 11 nicht bedurft, wie auch immer ... n.m.M
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.801.157 von darkroastedblend am 08.11.12 12:27:24wie kommt ihr eigentlich auf "delisting" ?
hab ich irgendeine news verpaßt?
hab ich irgendeine news verpaßt?
ist halt bei chapter 11 wahrscheinlich...
da müste man mal zurückschauen, als das Delisting ins Gespräch kam, irgenwann vor 3 Wochen, mir genügte das schon ...n.m.M ... ich habe aber genügend Zeit bei KodaK SCHON VERSCHWENDET...
Beim Delistung ging es damals um das First Quotation Board, das einige Werte Mitte Dezember rauswirft. Dort ist KODAK aber nicht mehr auf der Liste.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.801.493 von maribo am 08.11.12 13:26:46eben,
seit dieser woche nicht mehr auf der liste für delisting frankfurt.
heißt für mich das die so schnell nicht verschwinden.
aber ganz sicher kann man sich natürlich nicht sein.
seit dieser woche nicht mehr auf der liste für delisting frankfurt.
heißt für mich das die so schnell nicht verschwinden.
aber ganz sicher kann man sich natürlich nicht sein.
..so stabil war die ASK Seite schon lange nicht mehr.
Haben wir den Boden gefunden ... bis nächsten Mittwoch ?
Haben wir den Boden gefunden ... bis nächsten Mittwoch ?
0,150 in ffm ... go kodak ENDLICH
Fri Nov 9, 2012 2:41pm EST
* Shareholder lawsuit dismissed
* Judge says executives used best efforts to transform Kodak
By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Eastman Kodak Co executives did not mislead investors about the photography pioneer's deteriorating financial health in the year prior to its bankruptcy, a Manhattan federal judge ruled.
U.S. District Judge Harold Baer on Thursday dismissed a shareholder lawsuit against Chief Executive Antonio Perez and three former Kodak executives. The Rochester, New York-based company was not a defendant because it is in Chapter 11.
Shareholders led by Bret Jones, who claimed to have lost $720,384 by investing in Kodak stock, accused the company of making false and misleading statements that suggested optimism it would become profitable, maintain sufficient liquidity, and sell a digital patent portfolio once thought to be worth as much as $3 billion.
The shareholders also said that in the four months leading up to Kodak's Jan. 19, 2012 bankruptcy filing, the company misled investors about its intention to seek protection from creditors.
Baer concluded, however, that there was no showing that the executives intended to defraud anyone, and indeed they had used their "best efforts" to successfully transform the company.
The judge said there are "serious policy reasons" not to force nearly-insolvent companies to disclose their plans too soon. "No multi-billion dollar company would file for bankruptcy without first engaging in internal deliberations," he said.
Baer added that many of the alleged fraudulent statements, including Perez's expression of confidence on Feb. 3, 2011 that Kodak would transform into a "sustainable, profitable company," were too general for reasonable investors to rely on.
Other defendants included former chief operating officer Philip Faraci; former chief financial officer Antoinette McCorvey; and Pradeep Jotwani, a former president of Kodak's consumer businesses.
The class period ran from Jan. 26, 2011 to Jan. 19, 2012, during which Kodak's share price fell to 30 cents from nearly $4. Kodak shares once traded above $94.
Aelish Baig, a partner at Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd representing the investors, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Jonathan Dickey, a partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher representing the defendants, did not immediately respond to similar requests.
Kodak filed for bankruptcy after failing to keep up as consumers and rivals shifted to digital photography from film photography.
The company has shuttered its digital camera business, set plans to stop selling inkjet printers, and been exploring options to sell the digital patents after failing to win acceptable bids in an August auction. Kodak has said it hopes to emerge from Chapter 11 next year.
The case, whose named plaintiff is not the lead plaintiff, is Hutchinson et al v. Perez et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 12-01073.
* Shareholder lawsuit dismissed
* Judge says executives used best efforts to transform Kodak
By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Eastman Kodak Co executives did not mislead investors about the photography pioneer's deteriorating financial health in the year prior to its bankruptcy, a Manhattan federal judge ruled.
U.S. District Judge Harold Baer on Thursday dismissed a shareholder lawsuit against Chief Executive Antonio Perez and three former Kodak executives. The Rochester, New York-based company was not a defendant because it is in Chapter 11.
Shareholders led by Bret Jones, who claimed to have lost $720,384 by investing in Kodak stock, accused the company of making false and misleading statements that suggested optimism it would become profitable, maintain sufficient liquidity, and sell a digital patent portfolio once thought to be worth as much as $3 billion.
The shareholders also said that in the four months leading up to Kodak's Jan. 19, 2012 bankruptcy filing, the company misled investors about its intention to seek protection from creditors.
Baer concluded, however, that there was no showing that the executives intended to defraud anyone, and indeed they had used their "best efforts" to successfully transform the company.
The judge said there are "serious policy reasons" not to force nearly-insolvent companies to disclose their plans too soon. "No multi-billion dollar company would file for bankruptcy without first engaging in internal deliberations," he said.
Baer added that many of the alleged fraudulent statements, including Perez's expression of confidence on Feb. 3, 2011 that Kodak would transform into a "sustainable, profitable company," were too general for reasonable investors to rely on.
Other defendants included former chief operating officer Philip Faraci; former chief financial officer Antoinette McCorvey; and Pradeep Jotwani, a former president of Kodak's consumer businesses.
The class period ran from Jan. 26, 2011 to Jan. 19, 2012, during which Kodak's share price fell to 30 cents from nearly $4. Kodak shares once traded above $94.
Aelish Baig, a partner at Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd representing the investors, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Jonathan Dickey, a partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher representing the defendants, did not immediately respond to similar requests.
Kodak filed for bankruptcy after failing to keep up as consumers and rivals shifted to digital photography from film photography.
The company has shuttered its digital camera business, set plans to stop selling inkjet printers, and been exploring options to sell the digital patents after failing to win acceptable bids in an August auction. Kodak has said it hopes to emerge from Chapter 11 next year.
The case, whose named plaintiff is not the lead plaintiff, is Hutchinson et al v. Perez et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 12-01073.
So, diese Woche entscheide ich ob ich raus gehe... lieber ein ende mit schrecken als kein ende... nachher kommt es noch schlimmer...
..da wurden fast 1 Mio ins Bid verkauft
November 12, 2012, 10:19 AM.Kodak Reaches $793 mln Financing Deal with Bondholders — Sources.Article Comments Deal Journal HOME PAGE ».By Mike Spector and Dana Mattioli
Eastman Kodak Co. reached a deal with bondholders for $793 million in loans that could take the onetime photography icon out of bankruptcy proceedings on the condition it sell a trove of patents for a certain amount, said people familiar with the discussions.
Associated PressTo get the financing, Kodak must sell a portfolio of 1,100 digital patents for at least $500 million, the people said. Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, remains in discussions with a bidder group including Apple Inc., Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and patent aggregators Intellectual Ventures Management LLC and RPX Corp. on the patents, the people said. RPX declined to comment and the other companies couldn’t immediately be reached.
The exact makeup of the group that could ultimately reach a deal with Kodak on the patents remained unclear Monday. Kodak has been trying to sell the patents for more than a year, and a bankruptcy-court supervised auction of the assets has persisted since August. Last month a person familiar with the process said Kodak hoped to reach a deal to sell the patents before the end of the year.
Bondholders including Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, J.P. Morgan Securities and UBS AG are providing Kodak with the new financing, the people said. Kodak’s board met last night to approve the new financing, the people said. The deal must be approved by a bankruptcy judge.
Eastman Kodak Co. reached a deal with bondholders for $793 million in loans that could take the onetime photography icon out of bankruptcy proceedings on the condition it sell a trove of patents for a certain amount, said people familiar with the discussions.
Associated PressTo get the financing, Kodak must sell a portfolio of 1,100 digital patents for at least $500 million, the people said. Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, remains in discussions with a bidder group including Apple Inc., Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and patent aggregators Intellectual Ventures Management LLC and RPX Corp. on the patents, the people said. RPX declined to comment and the other companies couldn’t immediately be reached.
The exact makeup of the group that could ultimately reach a deal with Kodak on the patents remained unclear Monday. Kodak has been trying to sell the patents for more than a year, and a bankruptcy-court supervised auction of the assets has persisted since August. Last month a person familiar with the process said Kodak hoped to reach a deal to sell the patents before the end of the year.
Bondholders including Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, J.P. Morgan Securities and UBS AG are providing Kodak with the new financing, the people said. Kodak’s board met last night to approve the new financing, the people said. The deal must be approved by a bankruptcy judge.
....ist noch nicht durch Kodak bestätigt und für mich noch nicht klar ob Kodak gezwungen wurde für $500 Mio zu verkaufen oder ob das Paket an dieses Consortium übergeht und dann der Rest zu den $793 Mio durch diesen Deal erlassen wird.... usw..
wie gesagt für mich noch nihct ganz klar ... hat jemand mehr Info ?
wie gesagt für mich noch nihct ganz klar ... hat jemand mehr Info ?
das sieht nicht gut aus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.814.632 von chenggong am 12.11.12 16:52:40mal sehen was kodak verkündet.
wsj ist ja auch so ne sache für sich .
"To get the financing, Kodak must sell a portfolio of 1,100 digital patents for at least $500 million, the people said "
klingt doch eher nach gerücht
sollte das so stimmen, heißt es wohl erstmal, daß kodak seine karten auf den tisch legen soll.
wsj ist ja auch so ne sache für sich .
"To get the financing, Kodak must sell a portfolio of 1,100 digital patents for at least $500 million, the people said "
klingt doch eher nach gerücht
sollte das so stimmen, heißt es wohl erstmal, daß kodak seine karten auf den tisch legen soll.
Eastman Kodak Co. reached a deal with bondholders for $793 million in loans that could take the onetime photography icon out of bankruptcy proceedings on the condition it sell a trove of patents for a certain amount, said people familiar with the discussions.
a
a
Nun scheinen wohl einige zu realisieren das dies eine gute Nachricht ist
oohhhh hätteee heute gerne nachgekauft :-(
Da haben wohl wieder ein paar Deutsche (ohne Englischkenntnisse) voreilig in USA verkauft. Gut so !!!!
ein Zock wie in August wäre mal wieder toll :-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.815.160 von takeProfit am 12.11.12 18:42:54mal schauen, wie es weitergeht heute.
aber eigentlich ist ein anstieg überfällig.
aber eigentlich ist ein anstieg überfällig.
Interessant, nachdem Absturz
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.815.160 von takeProfit am 12.11.12 18:42:54...wird bestimmt noch ein Zock oder etwas großes kommen.
(Altaktionäre werden nicht rausgekegelt)
(Altaktionäre werden nicht rausgekegelt)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.815.201 von Bikerman am 12.11.12 18:50:20da geht noch was heute.
sehr schön
sehr schön
10 , 15 % nach den massiven down der letzten Zeit ist auch mal wieder fällig... Nur soll es mal LÄNGER aufwärts gehen und dort bleiben...
Fällt ja schon wieder schön, oh man ist das zum kotzen
ja ... :-(
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.815.498 von lohdude am 12.11.12 19:49:41Es ist nur die Wahrheit nicht mehr und nicht weniger
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.815.515 von Wohnwunsch am 12.11.12 19:54:03sehe das immo nicht,
das dieser wert nicht 1000 % an einem tag macht sollte doch klar sein.
außerdem ist er drübern über mittag stark gestiegen.
auch nicht schlecht und noch nicht wieder runter,
also alles bestens
das dieser wert nicht 1000 % an einem tag macht sollte doch klar sein.
außerdem ist er drübern über mittag stark gestiegen.
auch nicht schlecht und noch nicht wieder runter,
also alles bestens
Kodak Agrees to $793 Million in Interim and Exit Financing
Date : 11/12/2012 @ 5:29PM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (EKDKQ)
Quote : 0.208 0.008 (4.00%) @ 4:16PM
Kodak Agrees to $793 Million in Interim and Exit Financing
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Today : Tuesday 13 November 2012
Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it has entered into a commitment letter to secure $793 million in Junior Debtor-in-Possession Financing with Centerbridge Partners, L.P., GSO Capital Partners LP, UBS and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to provide the company with additional case financing and establishes the ability to convert a substantial part of the facility into exit financing, enhancing its liquidity and securing a major component of the company’s exit capital structure. This financing is a key element in the steps to enable the company to successfully execute its remaining reorganization objectives and emerge from Chapter 11 in the first half of 2013. Kodak obtained proposals from separate lending consortia in a competitive process conducted recently, following the announcement that the company was seeking such financing.
“The additional liquidity from this financing will enable Kodak to accelerate its momentum as we continue to successfully execute on our reorganization objectives and emerge in the first half of 2013. After receiving significant interest from potential lenders, we reached agreement with Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS and JPMorgan, all of whom have proven track records in lending to companies that successfully reorganize,” said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
“The significance of this agreement for Kodak is that it establishes a clear path for our emergence as a stronger, more focused company. The significance for our customers, partners and suppliers around the world is that it solidifies our ability to continue to serve them, innovate for them and contribute to their success,” Perez said.
The financing is composed of new term loans of $476 million, as well as term loans of $317 million issued in a dollar-for-dollar exchange for amounts outstanding under the company’s pre-petition second lien notes. The financing is predicated on certain conditions and Kodak’s achievement of certain milestones, including the successful completion of the sale of Kodak’s digital imaging patent portfolio for no less than $500 million, which the company is confident it will achieve. The commitment letter also contains provisions allowing for the conversion of up to $567 million of the loans into exit financing provided that Kodak meets certain conditions including the consummation of a Plan of Reorganization by September 30, 2013, the resolution of all of Kodak’s UK pension obligations and the completion of all or a portion of the sales of Kodak’s Document Imaging and Personalized Imaging businesses.
The financing is subject to completion of definitive financing documentation and Bankruptcy Court approval at a hearing in December which will be scheduled in the near future.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS OF THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995
This document includes "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning the Company's plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events, future revenue or performance, capital expenditures, financing needs, plans or business trends, and other information that is not historical information. When used in this document, the words "estimates," "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "plans," "intends," "believes," "forecasts," or future or conditional verbs, such as "will," "should," "could," or "may," and variations of such words or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, management's examination of historical operating trends and data are based upon the Company's expectations and various assumptions. Future events or results may differ from those anticipated or expressed in these forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, among others, the risks and uncertainties described under the heading "Risk Factors" in the Company's most recent annual report on Form 10-K under Item 1A of Part 1, in the Company's most recent quarterly report on Form 10-Q under Item 1A of Part II and those described in filings made by the Company with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York and in other filings the Company makes with the SEC from time to time, as well as the following: the ability of the Company to continue as a going concern, the Company's ability to obtain Bankruptcy Court approval with respect to motions in the chapter 11 cases, the ability of the Company and its subsidiaries to prosecute, develop and consummate one or more plans of reorganization with respect to the chapter 11 cases, Bankruptcy Court rulings in the chapter 11 cases and the outcome of the cases in general, the length of time the Company will operate under the chapter 11 cases, risks associated with third party motions in the chapter 11 cases, which may interfere with the Company's ability to develop and consummate one or more plans of reorganization once such plans are developed, the potential adverse effects of the chapter 11 proceedings on the Company's liquidity, results of operations, brand or business prospects, the ability to execute the Company's business and restructuring plan, increased legal costs related to the Bankruptcy Filing and other litigation, our ability to raise sufficient proceeds from the sale of non-core assets and the monetization of our digital imaging patent portfolios within our plan, the Company's ability to generate or raise cash and maintain a cash balance sufficient to fund continued investments, capital needs, restructuring payments and service its debt and financing arrangements; the Company's ability to manage contracts that are critical to its operation, to obtain and maintain appropriate terms with customers, suppliers and service providers, to maintain product reliability and quality, to effectively anticipate technology trends and develop and market new products, solutions and technologies, to retain key executives, managers and employees, our ability to successfully license and enforce our intellectual property rights and the ability of the Company's non-U.S. subsidiaries to continue to operate their businesses in the normal course and without court supervision. There may be other factors that may cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements attributable to the Company or persons acting on its behalf apply only as of the date of this document and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements included in this report. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
Date : 11/12/2012 @ 5:29PM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (EKDKQ)
Quote : 0.208 0.008 (4.00%) @ 4:16PM
Kodak Agrees to $793 Million in Interim and Exit Financing
Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (USOTC:EKDKQ)
Intraday Stock Chart
Today : Tuesday 13 November 2012
Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it has entered into a commitment letter to secure $793 million in Junior Debtor-in-Possession Financing with Centerbridge Partners, L.P., GSO Capital Partners LP, UBS and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to provide the company with additional case financing and establishes the ability to convert a substantial part of the facility into exit financing, enhancing its liquidity and securing a major component of the company’s exit capital structure. This financing is a key element in the steps to enable the company to successfully execute its remaining reorganization objectives and emerge from Chapter 11 in the first half of 2013. Kodak obtained proposals from separate lending consortia in a competitive process conducted recently, following the announcement that the company was seeking such financing.
“The additional liquidity from this financing will enable Kodak to accelerate its momentum as we continue to successfully execute on our reorganization objectives and emerge in the first half of 2013. After receiving significant interest from potential lenders, we reached agreement with Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS and JPMorgan, all of whom have proven track records in lending to companies that successfully reorganize,” said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
“The significance of this agreement for Kodak is that it establishes a clear path for our emergence as a stronger, more focused company. The significance for our customers, partners and suppliers around the world is that it solidifies our ability to continue to serve them, innovate for them and contribute to their success,” Perez said.
The financing is composed of new term loans of $476 million, as well as term loans of $317 million issued in a dollar-for-dollar exchange for amounts outstanding under the company’s pre-petition second lien notes. The financing is predicated on certain conditions and Kodak’s achievement of certain milestones, including the successful completion of the sale of Kodak’s digital imaging patent portfolio for no less than $500 million, which the company is confident it will achieve. The commitment letter also contains provisions allowing for the conversion of up to $567 million of the loans into exit financing provided that Kodak meets certain conditions including the consummation of a Plan of Reorganization by September 30, 2013, the resolution of all of Kodak’s UK pension obligations and the completion of all or a portion of the sales of Kodak’s Document Imaging and Personalized Imaging businesses.
The financing is subject to completion of definitive financing documentation and Bankruptcy Court approval at a hearing in December which will be scheduled in the near future.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS OF THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995
This document includes "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning the Company's plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events, future revenue or performance, capital expenditures, financing needs, plans or business trends, and other information that is not historical information. When used in this document, the words "estimates," "expects," "anticipates," "projects," "plans," "intends," "believes," "forecasts," or future or conditional verbs, such as "will," "should," "could," or "may," and variations of such words or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, management's examination of historical operating trends and data are based upon the Company's expectations and various assumptions. Future events or results may differ from those anticipated or expressed in these forward-looking statements. Important factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, among others, the risks and uncertainties described under the heading "Risk Factors" in the Company's most recent annual report on Form 10-K under Item 1A of Part 1, in the Company's most recent quarterly report on Form 10-Q under Item 1A of Part II and those described in filings made by the Company with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York and in other filings the Company makes with the SEC from time to time, as well as the following: the ability of the Company to continue as a going concern, the Company's ability to obtain Bankruptcy Court approval with respect to motions in the chapter 11 cases, the ability of the Company and its subsidiaries to prosecute, develop and consummate one or more plans of reorganization with respect to the chapter 11 cases, Bankruptcy Court rulings in the chapter 11 cases and the outcome of the cases in general, the length of time the Company will operate under the chapter 11 cases, risks associated with third party motions in the chapter 11 cases, which may interfere with the Company's ability to develop and consummate one or more plans of reorganization once such plans are developed, the potential adverse effects of the chapter 11 proceedings on the Company's liquidity, results of operations, brand or business prospects, the ability to execute the Company's business and restructuring plan, increased legal costs related to the Bankruptcy Filing and other litigation, our ability to raise sufficient proceeds from the sale of non-core assets and the monetization of our digital imaging patent portfolios within our plan, the Company's ability to generate or raise cash and maintain a cash balance sufficient to fund continued investments, capital needs, restructuring payments and service its debt and financing arrangements; the Company's ability to manage contracts that are critical to its operation, to obtain and maintain appropriate terms with customers, suppliers and service providers, to maintain product reliability and quality, to effectively anticipate technology trends and develop and market new products, solutions and technologies, to retain key executives, managers and employees, our ability to successfully license and enforce our intellectual property rights and the ability of the Company's non-U.S. subsidiaries to continue to operate their businesses in the normal course and without court supervision. There may be other factors that may cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements attributable to the Company or persons acting on its behalf apply only as of the date of this document and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements included in this report. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that arise after the date made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
aber auch keine news die neue käufer bringt... nichts neues irgendwie
..warum nichts Neues ?
Die Kodak hat nun wieder ein bisschen Luft für die Reorganisationsprozess.... Neue Käufer gibt es hier schon lange nicht mehr, sondern nur Zocker ...
alles meine Meinung
Die Kodak hat nun wieder ein bisschen Luft für die Reorganisationsprozess.... Neue Käufer gibt es hier schon lange nicht mehr, sondern nur Zocker ...
alles meine Meinung
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.817.665 von chenggong am 13.11.12 12:20:42neue :
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=54984467
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=54984467
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2012-11/25160207…
Kodak sichert sich Finanzierung für Neuanfang
Der insolvente Foto-Pionier Kodak hat sich fast 800 Millionen Dollar für einen Neuanfang gesichert. Damit will Kodak im kommenden Jahr als Druck-Spezialist aus dem Insolvenzverfahren hervorgehen. Die 793 Millionen Dollar kommen von den Großbanken UBS und JP Morgan Chase sowie zwei weiteren Finanzfirmen. Eine Voraussetzung ist allerdings der Verkauf von Kodaks Digital-Foto-Patenten für mindestens 500 Millionen Dollar, wie das Unternehmen am Montag weiter mitteilte. Kodak hat schon seit Monaten Probleme, die Patente zum gewünschten Preis loszuschlagen.
(......)
Kodak sichert sich Finanzierung für Neuanfang
Der insolvente Foto-Pionier Kodak hat sich fast 800 Millionen Dollar für einen Neuanfang gesichert. Damit will Kodak im kommenden Jahr als Druck-Spezialist aus dem Insolvenzverfahren hervorgehen. Die 793 Millionen Dollar kommen von den Großbanken UBS und JP Morgan Chase sowie zwei weiteren Finanzfirmen. Eine Voraussetzung ist allerdings der Verkauf von Kodaks Digital-Foto-Patenten für mindestens 500 Millionen Dollar, wie das Unternehmen am Montag weiter mitteilte. Kodak hat schon seit Monaten Probleme, die Patente zum gewünschten Preis loszuschlagen.
(......)
so, die news werden schnell verbreitet, nun sollten zocket reinkommen... 500 Millionen ? Hoffentlich klappt das! (Wenn die nachfrage so gering war)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.817.885 von takeProfit am 13.11.12 13:17:56mal schauen wohin es heute geht.
bin gespannt.
bin gespannt.
FFM wird langsam grüner :-) wird Zeit das es endlich wiedr ein zock gibt : 0,50 :-)
...... schöne Käufe, mal sehen was die Amis machen.
Die 0,22$ waren ja gestern schon mal da.
Die 0,22$ waren ja gestern schon mal da.
Neuanfang für Kodak
OLN NEWS, HANDEL, IT | 13.11.2012
Finanzierung gesichert.
Der US-Fotopionier hat sich eine Finanzierung von 628 Millionen Euro für seine Umstrukturierung zum Druck-Dienstleister gesichert. Die 793 Millionen Dollar stammen von den Investmentfirmen Centerbridge Partners und GSO Capital Partners sowie den Großbanken UBS und JPMorgan-Chase. Voraussetzung für den Geldsegen ist allerdings die Erfüllung verschiedener Bedingungen, darunter vor allem der Verkauf von Patenten aus dem Bereich Digitalfotografie für mindestens 500 Millionen Dollar.
Das Unternehmen hat auch ein Konzept für den Neustart nach seiner Insolvenz in petto. Kodak will sich auf gewerbliche Verpackungen und funktionale Drucklösungen sowie Enterprise Services konzentrieren. Die Geschäftsbereiche Personalisiertes Imaging und Document Imaging sollen komplett abgestoßen werden. (red)
Quelle:
http://www.leadersnet.at/news/6883,neuanfang-fuer-kodak.html
OLN NEWS, HANDEL, IT | 13.11.2012
Finanzierung gesichert.
Der US-Fotopionier hat sich eine Finanzierung von 628 Millionen Euro für seine Umstrukturierung zum Druck-Dienstleister gesichert. Die 793 Millionen Dollar stammen von den Investmentfirmen Centerbridge Partners und GSO Capital Partners sowie den Großbanken UBS und JPMorgan-Chase. Voraussetzung für den Geldsegen ist allerdings die Erfüllung verschiedener Bedingungen, darunter vor allem der Verkauf von Patenten aus dem Bereich Digitalfotografie für mindestens 500 Millionen Dollar.
Das Unternehmen hat auch ein Konzept für den Neustart nach seiner Insolvenz in petto. Kodak will sich auf gewerbliche Verpackungen und funktionale Drucklösungen sowie Enterprise Services konzentrieren. Die Geschäftsbereiche Personalisiertes Imaging und Document Imaging sollen komplett abgestoßen werden. (red)
Quelle:
http://www.leadersnet.at/news/6883,neuanfang-fuer-kodak.html
ist es nicht möglich die Patente GEMEINSAM zu kaufen? 500 und Millionen und mehr sind doch schnell gesammelt...
0.215 / 0.219(2500 x 2500
Vortaxen 9:25
denke wir gehen schnell auf die 0.228 - 0.235
Vortaxen 9:25
denke wir gehen schnell auf die 0.228 - 0.235
Hat einer einen R/T Chart vielleicht? Danke!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.818.503 von Loserin am 13.11.12 15:32:11DANKE! Und nun darf es losgehen!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.818.510 von habnurwenig am 13.11.12 15:34:30Was meint ihr, geht hier heute noch etwas? Wenn ja, was meint Ihr wie hoch es gehen könnte?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.818.570 von habnurwenig am 13.11.12 15:45:57Also wenn Du das Geld morgen brauchst musst Du heute abend verkaufen
Hier wird Dir niemand eine Kursgarantie geben.
Bisserl Geduld sollte schon dabei sein
Hier wird Dir niemand eine Kursgarantie geben.
Bisserl Geduld sollte schon dabei sein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.818.618 von Loserin am 13.11.12 15:51:47Schon klar...Ich meinte nur aufgrund der News.
die aktien reagieren oft spät, gar nicht oder nicht wie gedacht... auf News egal ob positiv oder negativ ... Würde wir es alle wissen, wäre es gut ;-)
Hier lagen schon öfters einige daneben...
Hier lagen schon öfters einige daneben...
huiii endlich mal Bewegung... aber ich bin leider noch nicht dabei (fett noch im minus... allen viel Glück!!!)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.818.667 von takeProfit am 13.11.12 16:00:50falsches forum ?
Kursziele für diese Woche?
bis 10% ist eigentlich NICHTS ... Schade, hätte mit einem größeren Run gerechnet... Aber das Volumen ist auch nicht besonders hoch!
bin zwar nicht mehr dabei, wünsche aber allen viel erfolg
hattest nicht für 0,21 USD gekauft? Mhmmm schade... Wäre bei Deiner Menge netter Gewinn schon....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.819.025 von takeProfit am 13.11.12 16:53:27den verlust mit kodak konnte ich mit tagg fast wettmachen und mittlerweile liege ich dank expu wieder ganz gut im rennen. hoffe für euch, dass es hier einen geilen zock mit gutem ausgang für die longs gibt.
So noch ein wenig Schwung und wir nehmen Heute noch die 20 Cent mit
FFM ist schon wieder bei 0,180 :-(
viel ist ja heute nicht gewesen... :-( SCHADE SCHADE ...
schwach heute... keine 10% hoch, denke morgen ist alles wieder beim alten... für Monate :-(
HIS MONEY Tuesday, November 13, 2012 8:04:54 PM
Re: HIS MONEY post# 9001 Post # of 9003
Kodak's request for POR extension on tomorrow's BK court agenda.
IMHO, commons stand to benefit greatly from POR extension through 1/13/13, if greanted.
This relief will afford Kodak time needed to test market value of DI/PI divisions, pursue maximum value for IP sale(s), finalize settlement with US and/or UK pensions, and possibly even litigate one of the many ongoing patent infringement suits to a trial by jury
Re: HIS MONEY post# 9001 Post # of 9003
Kodak's request for POR extension on tomorrow's BK court agenda.
IMHO, commons stand to benefit greatly from POR extension through 1/13/13, if greanted.
This relief will afford Kodak time needed to test market value of DI/PI divisions, pursue maximum value for IP sale(s), finalize settlement with US and/or UK pensions, and possibly even litigate one of the many ongoing patent infringement suits to a trial by jury
FFM 14 Nov 2012
12:21:57 0,172 5700
12:19:26 0,170 15000
12:18:38 0,171 1000
09:51:11 0,171 3000
08:06:45 0,168 44000
08:01:18 0,171 7500
12:21:57 0,172 5700
12:19:26 0,170 15000
12:18:38 0,171 1000
09:51:11 0,171 3000
08:06:45 0,168 44000
08:01:18 0,171 7500
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.819.745 von takeProfit am 13.11.12 19:09:27Du scheinst die Geduld einer Eintagsfliege zu haben.
Kodak keeps control of bankruptcy through February 28
(Reuters) - Eastman Kodak Co (EKDKQ.PK) won court permission on Wednesday to retain exclusive control of its bankruptcy case through February 28 as it tries to execute a $793 million financing offer from a group of bondholders.
Judge Alan Gropper approved the extension at a hearing in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, allowing Kodak to move forward with its plan without creditors pushing competing proposals. The plan would outline how to repay creditors and exit bankruptcy.
Absent the extension, the exclusivity period slated to end on October 15 would have already lapsed. The extension was supported by most creditors, but was opposed by one group of bondholders, some of whom had made an unsuccessful effort to finance Kodak's emergence from Chapter 11.
Kodak announced on Monday it chose a $793 million loan package from Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS (UBSN.VX) and JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N).
The deal, which would need court approval, would require Kodak to receive at least $500 million for the sale of its patents.
Kodak filed for bankruptcy in January, hoping for a relatively speedy emergence fueled by the sale of its intellectual property. But bids have come in lower than expected, which Gropper acknowledged in approving the exclusivity extension.
"I think everyone would agree that there have been several disappointing aspects of this case," he said. "But I haven't heard that this is the result of anything other than the market."
A Kodak spokeswoman said in a statement on Wednesday that the company has made progress reducing costs through asset sales and streamlining its organizational structure.
"Kodak has stabilized its global cash position, its core commercial imaging business is performing well, and Kodak anticipates being global operating cash flow positive upon emergence from Chapter 11," spokeswoman Stefanie Goodsell said.
Kodak hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of 2013, its chief executive, Antonio Perez, said in announcing the financing deal on Monday.
Kodak will likely be a different company when it exits bankruptcy. In addition to selling its patent portfolio, it must sell all or part of its document imaging and personalized imaging businesses in order to convert the bondholders' loan package into post-bankruptcy financing.
That would mean a restructured Kodak would largely be out of the consumer business, focused instead on commercial imaging.
Kodak remains in talks for a patent sale with potential buyers, including Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and Google Inc (GOOG.O). It said on Monday it is "confident" the patents will fetch the $500 million required under terms of the loan.
Kodak said it hopes to gain court approval of the plan in December, but no hearing date has been set.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/14/us-kodak-bankruptc…
(Reuters) - Eastman Kodak Co (EKDKQ.PK) won court permission on Wednesday to retain exclusive control of its bankruptcy case through February 28 as it tries to execute a $793 million financing offer from a group of bondholders.
Judge Alan Gropper approved the extension at a hearing in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, allowing Kodak to move forward with its plan without creditors pushing competing proposals. The plan would outline how to repay creditors and exit bankruptcy.
Absent the extension, the exclusivity period slated to end on October 15 would have already lapsed. The extension was supported by most creditors, but was opposed by one group of bondholders, some of whom had made an unsuccessful effort to finance Kodak's emergence from Chapter 11.
Kodak announced on Monday it chose a $793 million loan package from Centerbridge Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS (UBSN.VX) and JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N).
The deal, which would need court approval, would require Kodak to receive at least $500 million for the sale of its patents.
Kodak filed for bankruptcy in January, hoping for a relatively speedy emergence fueled by the sale of its intellectual property. But bids have come in lower than expected, which Gropper acknowledged in approving the exclusivity extension.
"I think everyone would agree that there have been several disappointing aspects of this case," he said. "But I haven't heard that this is the result of anything other than the market."
A Kodak spokeswoman said in a statement on Wednesday that the company has made progress reducing costs through asset sales and streamlining its organizational structure.
"Kodak has stabilized its global cash position, its core commercial imaging business is performing well, and Kodak anticipates being global operating cash flow positive upon emergence from Chapter 11," spokeswoman Stefanie Goodsell said.
Kodak hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of 2013, its chief executive, Antonio Perez, said in announcing the financing deal on Monday.
Kodak will likely be a different company when it exits bankruptcy. In addition to selling its patent portfolio, it must sell all or part of its document imaging and personalized imaging businesses in order to convert the bondholders' loan package into post-bankruptcy financing.
That would mean a restructured Kodak would largely be out of the consumer business, focused instead on commercial imaging.
Kodak remains in talks for a patent sale with potential buyers, including Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and Google Inc (GOOG.O). It said on Monday it is "confident" the patents will fetch the $500 million required under terms of the loan.
Kodak said it hopes to gain court approval of the plan in December, but no hearing date has been set.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/14/us-kodak-bankruptc…
hier passiert wirklich nichts mehr irgendwie...
Was soll dieses Jahr sich noch ändern?????
Was soll dieses Jahr sich noch ändern?????
bis zum besagten februartag an dem man hoffentlich endgültig erfährt ob kodak weiter macht oder nicht passiert hier garnix.
wer soll auch in eine fa. investieren die kurz vor der pleite steht? das mit den patenten war ein reinfall. sie sind einfach nicht gefragt.
vielleicht kann kodak gesundschrumpfen und dann von neuem anfangen. erfährt man dann im februar. sind aber schwere zeiten gerade für alle. vor allem für die die eh schon am tropf hängen...
wer soll auch in eine fa. investieren die kurz vor der pleite steht? das mit den patenten war ein reinfall. sie sind einfach nicht gefragt.
vielleicht kann kodak gesundschrumpfen und dann von neuem anfangen. erfährt man dann im februar. sind aber schwere zeiten gerade für alle. vor allem für die die eh schon am tropf hängen...
BID
ATDF 0.20 372850 09:49
PERT 0.20 2500 09:52
CDEL 0.199 29550 09:49
ATDF 0.20 372850 09:49
PERT 0.20 2500 09:52
CDEL 0.199 29550 09:49
ahhhh nein.... 15,5 ... und kein Aufschwung in Sicht... Kodak gehört zum größten Flop bei mir bisher... :-/
...derjenige der die 400K gekauft hat ... hofft auf eine positive Entwicklung , denn diese 400K waren im BID als Block von 370K...
...also kein Abverkauf wie befürchtet ...
sehe das hier gesamthaft als positiv an ... wird noch ein bisschen dauern ... aber vielleicht werden wir auch überrascht mit einer Patent-Verkaufs-Meldung über den 500 Mio .. und vielleicht noch dieses Jahr
nichts muss .... alles kann
...also kein Abverkauf wie befürchtet ...
sehe das hier gesamthaft als positiv an ... wird noch ein bisschen dauern ... aber vielleicht werden wir auch überrascht mit einer Patent-Verkaufs-Meldung über den 500 Mio .. und vielleicht noch dieses Jahr
nichts muss .... alles kann
Kodak Settlement With ATLC (bloomberg.net)
The bankrupt company received court approval for a settlement to convert ATLC’s $58.6 million secured claim into a $40.5 million unsecured claim.
Kodak Settlement With ATLC Approved Without Objection
Eastman Kodak Co. received court approval for a settlement converting what could
have been a $58.6 million secured claim into a $40.5 million unsecured claim.
Kodak hired ATL C Ltd. in 1998 to license digital-imaging technology. After disputes,
there was a settlement in 2007. After more disputes, ATLC claimed a breach of the
2007 settlement and later filed a claim for $58.6 million and started litigation to establish
that it had the equivalent of a secured claim in proceeds from the digital-imaging
technology Kodak has been attempting to sell.
The settlement, approved by the bankruptcy judge on Nov. 14, calls for ATLC to
drop all claims aside from an approved unsecured claim for $40.5 million. In addition,
ATLC will receive additional unsecured claims equal to 10 percent of whatever Kodak
recovers in lawsuits against technology licensees.
ATLC also receives 5 percent of proceeds of payments by licensees if Kodak asks
for the firm’s assistance in the suits. There were no objections to the settlement.
Kodak landed $793 million in additional financing to accompany the $950 million
loan approved early in the bankruptcy. If approved by the bankruptcy court, the loan
will convert $375 million of existing debt into a new secured obligation and allow
Kodak to convert all but $200 million of the new loan into so-called exit financing that
becomes effective on emergence from bankruptcy.
Kodak’s Chapter 11 case is In re Eastman Kodak Co., 12-10202, U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
The bankrupt company received court approval for a settlement to convert ATLC’s $58.6 million secured claim into a $40.5 million unsecured claim.
Kodak Settlement With ATLC Approved Without Objection
Eastman Kodak Co. received court approval for a settlement converting what could
have been a $58.6 million secured claim into a $40.5 million unsecured claim.
Kodak hired ATL C Ltd. in 1998 to license digital-imaging technology. After disputes,
there was a settlement in 2007. After more disputes, ATLC claimed a breach of the
2007 settlement and later filed a claim for $58.6 million and started litigation to establish
that it had the equivalent of a secured claim in proceeds from the digital-imaging
technology Kodak has been attempting to sell.
The settlement, approved by the bankruptcy judge on Nov. 14, calls for ATLC to
drop all claims aside from an approved unsecured claim for $40.5 million. In addition,
ATLC will receive additional unsecured claims equal to 10 percent of whatever Kodak
recovers in lawsuits against technology licensees.
ATLC also receives 5 percent of proceeds of payments by licensees if Kodak asks
for the firm’s assistance in the suits. There were no objections to the settlement.
Kodak landed $793 million in additional financing to accompany the $950 million
loan approved early in the bankruptcy. If approved by the bankruptcy court, the loan
will convert $375 million of existing debt into a new secured obligation and allow
Kodak to convert all but $200 million of the new loan into so-called exit financing that
becomes effective on emergence from bankruptcy.
Kodak’s Chapter 11 case is In re Eastman Kodak Co., 12-10202, U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
0,135 EURin FFM
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.836.586 von takeProfit am 18.11.12 09:11:27Bitte die Quelle dazu !
btw............ für 0,135 nehme ich einen dicken Batzen
Für mich ist es halt viel Geld... 4000 euro minus als Restaurantfachmann ist zum jammern ;-)
Sorry
Sorry
Kodak Extends Retail Printing Relationship with CVS/pharmacy
Date : 11/16/2012 @ 4:30PM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (EKDKQ)
Quote : 0.199 0.0 (0.00%) @ 4:33PM
Kodak Extends Retail Printing Relationship with CVS/pharmacy
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Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (USOTC:EKDKQ)
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1 Month : From Oct 2012 to Nov 2012
Eastman Kodak Company today announced that it will extend its relationship with CVS/pharmacy through 2016. CVS/pharmacy operates 7,400 stores across the U.S. and is the largest customer of Kodak’s Retail Systems Solutions (RSS) business. RSS is the world leader in retail print solutions with a global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks.
“CVS/pharmacy is a valued partner to Kodak. This four-year extension of our relationship is great news for both companies, and for consumers who enjoy our services,” said Laura Quatela, President of Kodak and Personalized Imaging. “Together, Kodak and CVS/pharmacy have advanced the in-store photo experience, offering consumers a variety of quality, personalized products they can create instantly and easily. We thank CVS/pharmacy for their partnership and look forward to continuing to work with them to grow their photo services business.”
CVS/pharmacy has over 15,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks in its stores. As part of this agreement, CVS/pharmacy will be upgrading and expanding its fleet of KODAK Adaptive Picture Exchange (APEX) dry lab systems, which provide a more economical way for retailers to produce photo products, improve profitability, reduce their environmental footprint, and expand their customer offerings. Following the positive customer response to the print from FACEBOOK feature, CVS/pharmacy recently launched mobile printing from smartphones to the KODAK Kiosk.
Because this new agreement resolves certain pre-chapter 11 issues between the two companies, it will be brought before the Court for approval at a hearing scheduled for December 7.
“As we proceed with the sale process for the Personalized Imaging business, which includes RSS, this agreement is further proof of customer demand for Kodak’s market-leading products and services – and potential buyers recognize this,” added Quatela. “We remain strongly committed to providing our customers with the high level of service we always have.”
About Kodak Retail Systems Solutions
Retail Systems Solutions (RSS) is a market-leading business that is part of Kodak’s Personalized Imaging business. RSS is the world leader in retail print solutions with 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks at retail locations across the globe. Kodak introduced the first photo kiosk in 1993. Its KODAK Adaptive Picture Exchange (APEX) dry lab solution also has number one market share worldwide. Kodak’s solutions help retailers advance their in-store photo centers and offer consumers a variety of unique photo products including photo books, personal greeting cards, collages, calendars, and more. For more information, please visit www.kodak.com/go/rss.
Date : 11/16/2012 @ 4:30PM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : Eastman Kodak Co. (QB) (EKDKQ)
Quote : 0.199 0.0 (0.00%) @ 4:33PM
Kodak Extends Retail Printing Relationship with CVS/pharmacy
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Eastman Kodak Company today announced that it will extend its relationship with CVS/pharmacy through 2016. CVS/pharmacy operates 7,400 stores across the U.S. and is the largest customer of Kodak’s Retail Systems Solutions (RSS) business. RSS is the world leader in retail print solutions with a global footprint of 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks.
“CVS/pharmacy is a valued partner to Kodak. This four-year extension of our relationship is great news for both companies, and for consumers who enjoy our services,” said Laura Quatela, President of Kodak and Personalized Imaging. “Together, Kodak and CVS/pharmacy have advanced the in-store photo experience, offering consumers a variety of quality, personalized products they can create instantly and easily. We thank CVS/pharmacy for their partnership and look forward to continuing to work with them to grow their photo services business.”
CVS/pharmacy has over 15,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks in its stores. As part of this agreement, CVS/pharmacy will be upgrading and expanding its fleet of KODAK Adaptive Picture Exchange (APEX) dry lab systems, which provide a more economical way for retailers to produce photo products, improve profitability, reduce their environmental footprint, and expand their customer offerings. Following the positive customer response to the print from FACEBOOK feature, CVS/pharmacy recently launched mobile printing from smartphones to the KODAK Kiosk.
Because this new agreement resolves certain pre-chapter 11 issues between the two companies, it will be brought before the Court for approval at a hearing scheduled for December 7.
“As we proceed with the sale process for the Personalized Imaging business, which includes RSS, this agreement is further proof of customer demand for Kodak’s market-leading products and services – and potential buyers recognize this,” added Quatela. “We remain strongly committed to providing our customers with the high level of service we always have.”
About Kodak Retail Systems Solutions
Retail Systems Solutions (RSS) is a market-leading business that is part of Kodak’s Personalized Imaging business. RSS is the world leader in retail print solutions with 105,000 KODAK Picture Kiosks at retail locations across the globe. Kodak introduced the first photo kiosk in 1993. Its KODAK Adaptive Picture Exchange (APEX) dry lab solution also has number one market share worldwide. Kodak’s solutions help retailers advance their in-store photo centers and offer consumers a variety of unique photo products including photo books, personal greeting cards, collages, calendars, and more. For more information, please visit www.kodak.com/go/rss.
so . habe heute die Kodak verkauft... Zwar schlechtes Timing aber ich wollte wieder in Liquid Metal rein... ;-)
Euch viel Glück hier... Werde natürlich noch lesen, aber mir ist es zu unsicher was ich gelesen habe wenn eine Firma aus Cheapter 11 raus geht...
Da kodak die Aktionäre mir zu wenig infos gibt, habe ich lieber einen derben Verlust aus eventuell ein total Verlust.
Euch viel Glück hier... Werde natürlich noch lesen, aber mir ist es zu unsicher was ich gelesen habe wenn eine Firma aus Cheapter 11 raus geht...
Da kodak die Aktionäre mir zu wenig infos gibt, habe ich lieber einen derben Verlust aus eventuell ein total Verlust.
Kodak Loan. (Bloomberg Brief | Bankruptcy & Restructuring)
Second-lien lenders say there’s no emergency requiring a Nov. 29 hearing to approve a $793 million loan and argued the hearing should be held on Dec. 19.
Second-Lien Kodak Lenders: No Need for Additional Loan
There is no emergency requiring Eastman Kodak Co. to hold a hearing on Nov. 29 for
approval of an additional $793 million loan, according to second-lien lenders who were
passed over when the company decided who would provide new financing.
Last week, Kodak disclosed details about the new loan and requested an accelerated
hearing on Nov. 29 for approval of commitment fees. Kodak wants a quick hearing
because the prospective lenders require fee approval by Nov. 30. Second lien-lenders
offering the new loan are Centerbridge Capital Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS
AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kodak said last week that it received a competing financing proposal from another
group of second-lien lenders consisting of Archview Investment Group LP, Bennett
Management Corp., D.E. Shaw Laminar Portfolios LLC and Litespeed Master Fund
Ltd. The competing proposal wasn’t so favorable, Kodak said.
Last week an ad hoc group of second-lien lenders, including those passed over as
lenders, filed papers telling the bankruptcy judge there is no emergency. The ad hoc
group, which owns 61 percent of the second-lien debt, says the new loan shouldn’t be
considered until a hearing on Dec. 19.
The rebuffed lenders say there is no rush because Kodak hasn’t violated the existing
$950 million loan and the company doesn’t need more financing for “many months.” A
quick hearing, they say, won’t give them time for an investigation, given the intervening
Thanksgiving holiday.
The competing lenders object to the new loan because it won’t allow them to participate
in the so-called rollup, where $375 million of existing second-lien debt will be converted
to a new loan coming ahead of previously existing obligations.
Based in Rochester, New York, Kodak said in September that it won’t sell the portfolio of
digital-imaging technology now. Instead, the company intends to focus on the commercial
printing business and said it might exit Chapter 11 while continuing to license the imaging
technology.
Kodak’s Chapter 11 case is In re Eastman Kodak Co., 12-10202, U.S. Bankruptcy Court,
Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Second-lien lenders say there’s no emergency requiring a Nov. 29 hearing to approve a $793 million loan and argued the hearing should be held on Dec. 19.
Second-Lien Kodak Lenders: No Need for Additional Loan
There is no emergency requiring Eastman Kodak Co. to hold a hearing on Nov. 29 for
approval of an additional $793 million loan, according to second-lien lenders who were
passed over when the company decided who would provide new financing.
Last week, Kodak disclosed details about the new loan and requested an accelerated
hearing on Nov. 29 for approval of commitment fees. Kodak wants a quick hearing
because the prospective lenders require fee approval by Nov. 30. Second lien-lenders
offering the new loan are Centerbridge Capital Partners, GSO Capital Partners, UBS
AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kodak said last week that it received a competing financing proposal from another
group of second-lien lenders consisting of Archview Investment Group LP, Bennett
Management Corp., D.E. Shaw Laminar Portfolios LLC and Litespeed Master Fund
Ltd. The competing proposal wasn’t so favorable, Kodak said.
Last week an ad hoc group of second-lien lenders, including those passed over as
lenders, filed papers telling the bankruptcy judge there is no emergency. The ad hoc
group, which owns 61 percent of the second-lien debt, says the new loan shouldn’t be
considered until a hearing on Dec. 19.
The rebuffed lenders say there is no rush because Kodak hasn’t violated the existing
$950 million loan and the company doesn’t need more financing for “many months.” A
quick hearing, they say, won’t give them time for an investigation, given the intervening
Thanksgiving holiday.
The competing lenders object to the new loan because it won’t allow them to participate
in the so-called rollup, where $375 million of existing second-lien debt will be converted
to a new loan coming ahead of previously existing obligations.
Based in Rochester, New York, Kodak said in September that it won’t sell the portfolio of
digital-imaging technology now. Instead, the company intends to focus on the commercial
printing business and said it might exit Chapter 11 while continuing to license the imaging
technology.
Kodak’s Chapter 11 case is In re Eastman Kodak Co., 12-10202, U.S. Bankruptcy Court,
Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Gestern in FFM wurde ja eigentlich nichts gehandelt.... und in USD auch nicht viel 593.799 Stk.
Hier nochmals die bitte bei kodak vorsichtig zu sein... (um einen total Verlust zu vermeiden)
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1177216-1-10/chap…
Hier nochmals die bitte bei kodak vorsichtig zu sein... (um einen total Verlust zu vermeiden)
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1177216-1-10/chap…
edit ;-) spricht natürlich nichts gegen einen zock ;-) Mit der richtigen Meldung sind schnell einige % drin ...
Da ich in FFM investiert war, und dort eh kaum Bewegung ist, habe ich nun den Verlust akzeptiert...
Da ich in FFM investiert war, und dort eh kaum Bewegung ist, habe ich nun den Verlust akzeptiert...
Heute ist Truthahntag in Amerika. Börse zu.
Bis jetzt sieht es in den USA sehr gut aus für heute
...sieht doch richtig gut aus heute.
[November 26, 2012]
Kodak Launches Kiosk Connect App for Smartphone Photos
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Nov 26, 2012 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Imaging company Eastman Kodak Company announced that consumers can wirelessly transfer images directly from their Android and Apple Smartphones using the new Kodak Kiosk Connect App at Kodak Picture Kiosks in CVS/pharmacy and Bartell Drug stores throughout the U.S.
According to a release, the Kodak Kiosk Connect App is a way for consumers to print and share memories this holiday season and beyond. Consumers can create and print customizable gifts, including Kodak Photo Books, Kodak Personal Greeting Cards, calendars, photo cards, collages and prints, within minutes after wirelessly transferring their images to the Kodak Picture Kiosk.
"Our customers are always on-the-go and their images are increasingly captured on their smartphones. A key focus of ours is to provide easy solutions for them to convert these smartphone images into prints and tangible memories gifts," said Larry Trevarthen, VP of Marketing, Retail Systems Solutions, Eastman Kodak Company. "The new Kodak Kiosk Connect App makes it easier than ever to convert smartphone images into beautiful, personalized keepsakes." The free Android OS and iOS enabled Kodak Kiosk Connect App can be downloaded through the Google Play or the iTunes Store. Currently, more than 7,000 CVS/pharmacy and 58 Bartell Drug stores are equipped with Wi-Fi enabled Kodak Picture Kiosks.
Kodak Launches Kiosk Connect App for Smartphone Photos
digg
Nov 26, 2012 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Imaging company Eastman Kodak Company announced that consumers can wirelessly transfer images directly from their Android and Apple Smartphones using the new Kodak Kiosk Connect App at Kodak Picture Kiosks in CVS/pharmacy and Bartell Drug stores throughout the U.S.
According to a release, the Kodak Kiosk Connect App is a way for consumers to print and share memories this holiday season and beyond. Consumers can create and print customizable gifts, including Kodak Photo Books, Kodak Personal Greeting Cards, calendars, photo cards, collages and prints, within minutes after wirelessly transferring their images to the Kodak Picture Kiosk.
"Our customers are always on-the-go and their images are increasingly captured on their smartphones. A key focus of ours is to provide easy solutions for them to convert these smartphone images into prints and tangible memories gifts," said Larry Trevarthen, VP of Marketing, Retail Systems Solutions, Eastman Kodak Company. "The new Kodak Kiosk Connect App makes it easier than ever to convert smartphone images into beautiful, personalized keepsakes." The free Android OS and iOS enabled Kodak Kiosk Connect App can be downloaded through the Google Play or the iTunes Store. Currently, more than 7,000 CVS/pharmacy and 58 Bartell Drug stores are equipped with Wi-Fi enabled Kodak Picture Kiosks.
Kodak Kiosk Connect App habe ich schon länger leider , funktioniert es nicht wie es soll... Ein update gibt es bisher nicht...
Kodak Accepts Improved Financing
New $830 Million Facility to Provide Better Terms and Broader Participation by Stakeholders
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Nov 28, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it has received and accepted an offer from the Steering Committee of the Second Lien Noteholders Committee for interim and exit financing totaling $830 million in loans. The commitment is superior to - and therefore replaces - the $793 million commitment announced by the company on November 12.
This financing strengthens Kodak's position to successfully execute its remaining reorganization objectives and emerge from Chapter 11 in the first half of 2013.
Each of the ten institutional investors that comprise the Steering Committee holds senior secured notes of the company. The improved financing will be open to participation by all other holders of the notes, including the investors that extended the November 12 commitment.
"As we continue to progress toward successful emergence, we remain focused on doing what is best for the company's creditors and other stakeholders, including our customers, suppliers, and employees. We are pleased that these existing creditors have come forward with a new proposal that offers better terms and enables Kodak to further accelerate its momentum to emergence in the first half of 2013," said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "The improved financing commitment provides a longer maturity, lower fees and pricing, and greater liquidity than our previously announced commitment. This is a vote of confidence in the future of our company. We are particularly pleased that the financing allows for participation by all of our pre-petition second lien noteholders in a manner that is cost-effective for the company."
The financing includes new money term loans of $455 million, as well as [/b]term loans of up to $375 million issued to holders of senior secured notes participating in the new money loans in a dollar-for-dollar exchange for amounts outstanding under the company's pre-petition second lien notes.
The financing is predicated on certain conditions, including the successful completion of the sale of Kodak's digital imaging patent portfolio for no less than $500 million.
The commitment letter also contains provisions allowing for a conversion of up to $630 million of the loans upon emergence into permanent exit financing due five years after emergence, provided Kodak meets certain conditions, including the consummation of a Plan of Reorganization by September 30, 2013, the resolution of the company's U.K. pension obligations, and the completion of all or a portion of the sales of Kodak's Document Imaging and Personalized Imaging businesses.
The financing is subject to completion of definitive financing documentation and Bankruptcy Court approval at a hearing that will be scheduled in the near future
New $830 Million Facility to Provide Better Terms and Broader Participation by Stakeholders
ROCHESTER, N.Y., Nov 28, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it has received and accepted an offer from the Steering Committee of the Second Lien Noteholders Committee for interim and exit financing totaling $830 million in loans. The commitment is superior to - and therefore replaces - the $793 million commitment announced by the company on November 12.
This financing strengthens Kodak's position to successfully execute its remaining reorganization objectives and emerge from Chapter 11 in the first half of 2013.
Each of the ten institutional investors that comprise the Steering Committee holds senior secured notes of the company. The improved financing will be open to participation by all other holders of the notes, including the investors that extended the November 12 commitment.
"As we continue to progress toward successful emergence, we remain focused on doing what is best for the company's creditors and other stakeholders, including our customers, suppliers, and employees. We are pleased that these existing creditors have come forward with a new proposal that offers better terms and enables Kodak to further accelerate its momentum to emergence in the first half of 2013," said Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "The improved financing commitment provides a longer maturity, lower fees and pricing, and greater liquidity than our previously announced commitment. This is a vote of confidence in the future of our company. We are particularly pleased that the financing allows for participation by all of our pre-petition second lien noteholders in a manner that is cost-effective for the company."
The financing includes new money term loans of $455 million, as well as [/b]term loans of up to $375 million issued to holders of senior secured notes participating in the new money loans in a dollar-for-dollar exchange for amounts outstanding under the company's pre-petition second lien notes.
The financing is predicated on certain conditions, including the successful completion of the sale of Kodak's digital imaging patent portfolio for no less than $500 million.
The commitment letter also contains provisions allowing for a conversion of up to $630 million of the loans upon emergence into permanent exit financing due five years after emergence, provided Kodak meets certain conditions, including the consummation of a Plan of Reorganization by September 30, 2013, the resolution of the company's U.K. pension obligations, and the completion of all or a portion of the sales of Kodak's Document Imaging and Personalized Imaging businesses.
The financing is subject to completion of definitive financing documentation and Bankruptcy Court approval at a hearing that will be scheduled in the near future
BID heute ATDF 0.1921 909383 10:57
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.889.890 von Loserin am 04.12.12 17:10:54....das sind immerhin 1 Mio Aktien die Jemand kaufen will zu 0,1921 USD/Aktie
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.889.890 von Loserin am 04.12.12 17:10:54ok nicht ganz 1 Mio genau 909.383 Stück
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.889.925 von chenggong am 04.12.12 17:17:09gehörten die 300k auch schon dazu ?
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